300 Tanzanian Youths to Benefit from Agricultural Skills Training
300 Tanzanian youths from low-income families to benefit from a 3-year skills training program in agriculture
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300 Tanzanian youths from low-income families to benefit from a 3-year skills training program in agriculture
Students in Tanzania's Shinyanga Region face hunger and poor living conditions while renting rooms in informal neighborhoods due to lack of school accommodation.
The issue of forged documents has become part of Kenya's social fabric, with a nominated senator admitting to helping a supporter forge a Form Four certificate.
ODM's bargaining power weakens due to internal conflicts and UDA's inroads in traditional bases.
Bunda Urban MP Esther Bulaya urges government to establish a permanent funding mechanism for renovating dilapidated schools and constructing classrooms.
Tanzania loses distinguished educationist and public servant Prof Geoffrey Mmari
Tanzanian lawmakers have abandoned a proposal that would have barred 'outsiders' from 770 County Assembly nominative seats, giving party bosses absolute power to handpick nominees.
Airbnb has introduced new rules for guests and hosts in Kenya, limiting what hosts can ask guests to do during their stay and before checkout.
Kongwa District Council in Tanzania boosts vocational training to equip youth with skills for economic independence.
Balozi wa Marekani nchini Israel, Mike Huckabee, anazungumzia matokeo ya uchaguzi nchini Israel na hatua zinazofuata za kuunda serikali ya muungano.
Tanzania and Mozambique are being urged to turn their long-standing brotherhood into a strong economic partnership.
Learjet 60 that crashed in Florida had no single owner, with Blackrock and Vanguard among parties