News Tanzania » Education: Why education will make or break Tanzania's Vision 2050
As the curtain falls on the implementation of Vision 2025, Tanzania has unveiled its most ambitious long-term blueprint yet: the Tanzania Development Vision 2050 (Dira 2050). Its targets are nothing ...
News Tanzania » Education: Tanzania’s success depends on building culture of lifelong learning
THE future does not belong to those who stop learning and it belongs to those who never stop learning.” In today’s rapidly changing world, knowledge and skills have become among the most valuable ...
News Tanzania » Education: Why women's education in Tanzania is critical for slowing population growth
"When you educate a woman, you educate a nation," says Kalunde, whose foster child was thrown out of her rural school and her home after becoming pregnant. "A woman is a mirror and spends much of her ...
News Tanzania » Education: Tanzania put education high on the agenda at independence. Here are the results 60 years on
The process of education should be empowering, participatory, transparent and accountable. Photo by In Pictures Ltd./Corbis via Getty Images Soon after independence from Britain in 1961, Tanzania ...
News Tanzania » Education: Investing in excellence: Tanzania’s strategic shift to quality-driven higher education
As over 170,000 students compete for university places this year, a quiet but profound transformation is unfolding within Tanzania’s higher education system.At the centre of this shift is a deliberate ...
News Tanzania » Education: Towards Universal Primary Education: The Experience of Tanzania
Her Excellency Margaret Simwanza Sitta is currently Minister for Community Development, Gender and Children of the United Republic of Tanzania. She is also a member of the Parliament and the National ...
News Tanzania » Education: Tanzania: Court to Rule on Education Ban for Pregnant Students
(Nairobi) – A landmark case on Tanzania’s discriminatory ban against students who are pregnant, married, or are mothers at the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights could impact the rights of ...
News Tanzania » Education: Tanzania: Q & A on Ban on Pregnant Girls and World Bank Education Loan
On March 31, 2020, the World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors approved a controversial US$500 million loan to the government of Tanzania for its secondary education program. At the heart of this ...
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