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Let There be Light: More Electricity Brings Better Education and Health in Tanzania
Tanzania's progress in energy access, from a mere 14 percent national coverage in 2011 to 46 percent in 2022, is one of the fastest expansion rates in Sub-Saharan Africa.
How young Tanzanian women benefit from solving reproductive health problems
Tanzania, like many other African Countries, faces various challenges associated with reproductive health, but now young girls are coming up with profitable solutions
Children Kidnapped as School Bus Driver gets attacked in Mwanza
Aboard the bus there were six children, a matron and the driver. The vehicle was heading towards Nyasaka ward of Ilemela District in Mwanza ready for the pupils to start their usual class programs.
Fox Point Lutheran Church in U.S supports young Tanzanians to pursue education, vocational training
Beneficiaries range from Pupils in Primary Schools, Students attending Secondary and Advance Level education, scholars in colleges and of late, the youth pursuing vocational training.
Tanzania’s new Education Policy and Improved Curriculum ships out in February
Under the new developments, the country anticipates major reshuffle and positive transformation in the previously ailing education sector.
Arusha Science Students devise electric car which can finally be charged using ordinary wall sockets at home
The clever students have converted a one-ton pickup truck into an electric vehicle which can be charged at home, pub or anywhere where there are power sockets.
New Kindles on the Block: Where Amazon got it wrong
For Book lovers, the new Kindles are a welcome addition to their gadget collections, however Amazon seems to have misplaced their color offerings
Ten university students win bursaries from Julius Nyerere Memorial Scholarships Fund
The scholarships have been granted to successful candidates based on academic merits and after undergoing a thorough selection process.
Global Education Financial Summit to Celebrate USD 1 Billion released, plan next steps
The conference brings together over 130 leading financial institutions from around the globe that are investing in schools and families for education in low- and middle-income countries
Washington works to boost partnership between African Universities and American Institutions
Participants of this professional exchange program include African higher education faculty, administrators, and government officials from a total of eleven countries on the continent.