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136.	Entries sought for Manyarara journalism prize
	Tuesday, April 17, 2007  by Admin
	The Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Tanzania Chapter has marked the official launch of this year's John Manyarara investigative journalism awards urging more journalists to submit their entries.
137.	Call for Part Time Resource Persons and Facilitators
	Thursday, April 12, 2007  by Admin
	Currently TGNP is in the process of establishing a Gender Training Institute (GTI) which calls for an expanded resource base in the area of gender training and facilitation. The objective of GTI is to bridge the knowledge gap on gender democracy and development through provision of gender training and capacity building services to national, regional and international participants. In this respect, TGNP is inviting qualified Tanzanian women and men to join her team of resource persons and facilitators for the GTI.
138.	Distance learning for up-country regions
	Tuesday, March 27, 2007  by Admin
	The Depity Minister for Education and Vocational Training, Mwantumu Mahiza, has urged Tanzanians who missed chances to join secondary and higher learning education institutions to opt for distance learning. She said that open and distance learning helped in decongesting secondary schools and higher learning institutions.
139.	Opportunities for Scholarships for PhD and Master Studies
	Friday, March 9, 2007  by Admin
	The Embassy of Belgium in Dar es Salaam, in collaboration with BTC announces the availability of a limited number of scholarships for PhD and Master studies in Belgium for the new academic year 2007 - 2008.
140.	E-Learning initiative: cost effective means for the poor
	Friday, March 9, 2007  by Admin
	E-learning is way of promoting education standards at all levels. To facilitate e learning activities in the country, Government and the private sectors have formed carious online project with a view to help cater for the needs of the poor and the vulnerable groups in the country.
141.	Volunteer Network Africa Launched
	Monday, March 5, 2007  by Admin
	Volunteer Network Africa has been launched in Arusha. Its mission is to grow into a viable global volunteer organization. The network specializes in sending volunteers to schools, colleges, hospitals, church organizations and community development projects. The ultimate goal for the network is to simply to provide volunteer work in various community development projects in East Africa.
142.	Ghana discovered in Arusha at 50
	Monday, March 5, 2007  by Admin
	Arusha has been going Red, Yellow and Green, as the town residents joined their Ghanaians friends living both here and countrywide, in celebrating the Golden Jubilee anniversary of Ghana, the country which pioneered independence movement for the whole of the African continent, five decades ago.
143.	A Toolkit for Mainstreaming Gender in Higher Education in Africa
	Friday, March 2, 2007  by Admin
	Over the past decade African higher education institutions have been keen to mainstream gender in their core functions of teaching and research. Many gender courses have been introduced to try achieving this though they are not adequate. This toolkit is hoped, among others, to ensure better institutional governance and human rights to achieving equitable development and use of the most skill human capital to accelerate socio economic development in the continent.
144.	Research Methodology Training Course
	Friday, March 2, 2007  by Admin
	The Centre for Social Science and Medicine in collaboration with the University of Dar es Salaam School of Public Health and Social Sciences is offering a three weeks Research Methodology tanning course with the objective of strengthening research capacity of participants to facilitate development of a holistic approach to health related problems in developing countries. The training will be conducted in Dar es Salaam from 3rd – 21st September 2007. The total cost which includes tuition and accommodation fees is USD 1,500. Deadline for application is 31st May 2007.
145.	Kikwete endorses 8bn for recruitment of teachers
	Wednesday, February 28, 2007  by Admin
	President Jakaya Kikwete has endorsed the spending of 8bn/- on the recruitment of degree holders and Form Six leavers who are not professional teachers to teach in new secondary schools countrywide, to help contain the crisis. These teachers will be trained and thereafter dispatched to the newly built schools to teach.
146.	US envoy launches two projects
	Thursday, February 22, 2007  by Admin
	The U.S. Ambassador to Tanzania, Michael Retzer, has inaugurated two projects worth 32.5m/- in Dar es Salaam - the Ambassador's Special Self-Help Fund (ASSHF) and the Embassy's Democracy and Human Rights Fund (DHRF) are Shalom Primary School and DHRF for the World and Peace Organisation (WAPO) radio station.
147.	Media stakeholders to meet in Dar
	Thursday, February 22, 2007  by Admin
	Media stakeholders from across the country are scheduled to meet in Dar es Salaam tomorrow to discuss the establishment of a special education fund which will sponsor talented journalists who lack formal journalistic training.
148.	Education sector responses to HIV and AIDS - Learning from good practices in Africa
	Thursday, February 15, 2007  by Admin
	Education is one of the sectors worst affected by the HIV/AIDS pandemic. This document summarises the key issues regarding HIV and AIDS and the education sector based on published literature and the finding of a regional workshop – Good Practices in Education Sector Responses to HIV and AIDS in Africa. The paper is intended to provide a comprehensive overview of scientific analysis of all education sector experiences and practices.
149.	Tamasha la muziki la sauti ya Busara 2007
	Friday, February 9, 2007  by Admin
	Kiingilio cha kila siku sasa kitaanza kutumika kuanzia saa 12:30 jioni. Kwa wasio wakazi gharama ziko kwa dola za kimarekani kwa sasa, hii itawasaidia watu kutoka nje ya nchi wanaohitaji kufahamu gharama za tiketi kuwa na ufahamu thabiti wa gharama na viwango vyake kwa kulinganisha na fedha za kigeni.
150.	Rise - project to help Isles school kids
	Monday, February 5, 2007  by Admin
	Poverty, disability, distance from school and lack of early learning experiences have been the main factors for many children in Zanzibar not to benefit from the USAID Supporting Children's Interactive Radio Education. A press release stated that in order to address this situation, the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training and the United States Agency for Development are initiating Radio Instruction to Strengthen Education (RISE), designed to increase learning and school participation of disadvantaged children.
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