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Tanzanian Affairs » SWAHILI AS THE MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION IN SCHOOLS

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SWAHILI AS THE MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION IN SCHOOLS. May 1, 2015 at 12:53 am · Filed under Education. As part of the recently launched new education policy, the Tanzanian government announced that the language of instruction in secondary schools would switch from English to Swahili. The change has drawn both criticism and support from commentators. The following are excerpts:. Chair of CEO Roundtable, Dar es Salaam. University of Dar es Salaam. Personally I am in favour of utilization of Swahili as the mediu...

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Tanzanian Affairs » TA ISSUE 111

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May 1, 2015 at 1:00 am · Filed under Issue 111. Cover features the MP for Ludewa, Deo Filikunnjombe, testing a biometric voting registration machine, with Prof. Amone Chaligha watching. (www.wavuti.com). Analysis of the Proposed Constitution. Swahili as the Medium of Instruction in Schools. A pdf of the issue can be downloaded here. Feed for comments on this post. 183; TrackBack URL. You must be logged in. To post a comment. Laquo; ANALYSIS OF PROPOSED CONSTITUTION. Tz in International Media.

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Tanzanian Affairs » CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM

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May 1, 2015 at 12:35 am · Filed under Issue 111. Will Tanzania get a new constitution? The referendum on whether to adopt the draft constitution had been scheduled to take place on 30 April 2015. Cynics suggested that the reason for the referendum to be pushed through quickly was so that the government could take the credit for a new constitution before the general elections and to avoid the embarrassment of its opponents convincing the public to vote against it. Feed for comments on this post.

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Tanzanian Affairs » Historic Index

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Aims of Tanzanian Affairs by Editor Prof Terence Ranger; President Nyerere’s speeches in London; OAU and Uganda; Economic Review of 1974-5; Tanzam railway; Villagisation. Tanzania & Rhodesia; Building Research; Canon Lampburn and Kindwitwi; Analysis of Tanzanian Socialism. TANU and ASP merge to form CCM; Review of the National Economy; Educational Campaigns in Tanzania by Radio and Study Group; Canon Lamburn newsletter. 1979 John Arnold takes over as Editor. Speech by President Nyerere for diplomats; Tan...

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Tanzanian Affairs » ZITTO KABWE IN THE NEWS

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ZITTO KABWE IN THE NEWS. May 1, 2015 at 12:57 am · Filed under Issue 111. Kigoma MP Zitto Kabwe (CHADEMA) has rarely been out of the news during the last few months. Feed for comments on this post. 183; TrackBack URL. You must be logged in. To post a comment. Laquo; CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENCY AND THE AGE FACTOR. ANALYSIS OF PROPOSED CONSTITUTION. Tz in International Media. 36 Years of TA. Business and the Economy. Tz in International Media. Site design by Jacob. Based on theme by Beccary.

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Tanzanian Affairs » ECONOMICS & BUSINESS

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ECONOMICS & BUSINESS. May 1, 2015 at 12:32 am · Filed under Business and the Economy. The IMF review in March was generally positive but with cautions about government spending. GDP growth has been close to 7% again in 2014 and rates of inflation continue at close to 4%, helped by falls in international oil prices and falls in the prices of food. Chart: National Consumer Price Index and Inflation. Source: NBS, Press Release, 9 March 2015 (www.nbs.go.tz). The Citizen, 12 February and 12 March 2015). As re...

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Tanzanian Affairs » 36 Years of TA

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36 Years of TA. The following appeared in TA Issue 100, and contains brief notes on some of the more unusual and memorable stories to have featured in Tanzanian Affairs over the years, with apologies for the large number of articles which have been missed, and the inevitable personal bias in the selection. Please write in or comment online about any other articles that you particularly remember. Contains even more dramatic news – the Idi Amin regime in Uganda has invaded Tanzania in October 1978 an...

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Tanzanian Affairs » EDUCATION

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May 1, 2015 at 12:30 am · Filed under Education. President Kikwete said the new policy was in line with Vision 2025 and takes into account global economic, social and technological changes. In the next seven years, we will have built capacity whereby every child who starts Standard One will reach Form Four. For more on the apparent change in the language of instruction in secondary schooling, see separate article in this issue.]. 297,365 students registered for the examinations and 196,805 (68%) passed&#...

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Tanzanian Affairs » Business & the Economy

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Archive for Business and the Economy. TOURISM & ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION. September 1, 2016 at 12:44 am · Filed under Business and the Economy. Until this year. As reported by Hugh Morris in The Daily Telegraph on 7th July, on 23rd June, Tanzanian tourism operators were notified by the Ministry for Natural Resources and Tourism that the exemption would be removed from 1 July. As the story developed and opposition seemed to grow, sources began. To indicate that the government would consider a compromise...

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Tanzanian Affairs » POLITICS

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May 1, 2015 at 12:49 am · Filed under Issue 111. Tanzanian Affairs 110 reported that President Kikwete had removed from office (or accepted resignations from) Attorney General Frederick Werema, Energy and Minerals Minister Sospeter Muhongo and Lands and Housing Minister Anna Tibaijuka in connection with the Escrow scandal. The President named William Lukuvi as the new Lands and Housing Minister and George Simbachawene as Energy and Minerals Minister. Executive Secretary of the Media Council of Tanzania, ...