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691.	Making Dead Capital Live
	Tuesday, February 8, 2005  by Admin
	This is an Information and Discussion Forum fosted by the NGO Policy Forum on the work of Hernando de Soto and the ILD in Tanzania.
692.	President Mkapa for major policy meeting
	Tuesday, February 8, 2005  by Admin
	President Benjamin Mkapa will lead a high-powered delegation of senior government officials and private sector stakeholders to Berlin, Germany, to attend the high-level policy dialogue on the role of the private sector in achieving Millennium Development Goals, according to the Director of Communications in the Office of the President, Peter Kalaghe.
693.	TEA injects 815m/- loan to Muhimbili College
	Thursday, February 3, 2005  by Admin
	Tanzania Education Authority (TEA) on Monday issued 814.9m/- loan to Muhimbili University College of Health Sciences (MUCHS). The loan payable for five years would be spent to construct two lecture theatre halls at the campus within Muhimbili National Hospital in Dar es Salaam.
694.	ICT to be introduced in teachers colleges
	Monday, January 31, 2005  by Admin
	THE Ministry of Education and Culture has devised a plan to introduce Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in teachers’ colleges. Mr Sakila said the objective was to enable tutors in teachers colleges become computer literate as a pre-condition to use ICT as a teaching and learning tool. Workshop presentations touched on ICT views and perspectives, global aspects of the technology in development of education and the need for ICT policy in secondary education.
695.	UNIDO launches first Goodwill Ambassador Programme
	Tuesday, January 11, 2005  by Admin
	Carlos Magariños, Director-General of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), has inaugurated the first Goodwill Ambassador Programme of the UN agency. The purpose of the programme is to improve the organization’s visibility, profile and global reach, both with governments and business circles, says a press release from INIDO.
696.	Export processing zones should be implemented faster
	Monday, January 10, 2005  by Admin
	The study to establish Export Processing Zones (EPZs) was completed about a decade ago but it is only in the year 2002 that the Act to establish EPZS was passed by Parliament. To date we have only four units in EPZ in Dar es Salaam and all of them are producing garments for exports to the AGOA market.
697.	Poor countries urged to build up expertise in economic management
	Friday, November 19, 2004  by Admin
	Developing countries need to be helped to build up their expertise in economic management, if they are to become big economies, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). A report from IMF said developing countries needed to be helped to know what policies, reforms and institutional arrangements were appropriate for their economies.
698.	Tanzania set to host major sisal workshop
	Wednesday, November 10, 2004  by Admin
	A three-day workshop bringing together delegates from 14 major sisal producing and consuming countries in the world opens in Tanga next Monday, it has been announced. The chairman of the workshop’s organising committee, Salum Shamte, said in Tanga that Vice-President Dr Ali Mohamed Shein would open the meeting.
699.	Plea to involve the disabled in poverty battle
	Monday, November 8, 2004  by Admin
	It is wrong to view physical handicaps as diseases, and to exclude physically disabled persons from poverty eradication initiatives. This view shared by other people with a positive perception on the subject was expressed in Dar es Salaam this week by Frederick Mkatambo.
700.	Stage set for Poverty Policy Week
	Thursday, October 28, 2004  by Admin
	The Poverty Policy Week is scheduled to commence on November 1 to 15 with a particular focus on challenges of implementing, monitoring and financing the Poverty Reduction Strategy. He said domestic partners in implementing the new strategy included private sector, civil society and government at all levels, communities as well as households.
701.	Does impoverished Africa need all these organisations?
	Tuesday, October 12, 2004  by Admin
	Which way Africa? This is one of the questions that many informed Africans ask about the continent’s reforms. We had the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), a body established to unify independent African states in the course of political emancipation from colonialism. It lingered for about 40 good years before it was half buried under the aegis of history.
702.	Annan advises African countries on Nepad goals
	Tuesday, October 12, 2004  by Admin
	African countries will need to take further steps to integrate New Partnership for Africa’s Development (Nepad) priorities into their development plans, according to United Nations Secretary-General Koffi Annan. “The continent’s partners should strive to achieve coherence in their trade and aid policies, so that one does not undercut the other.
703.	Implement economic empowerment properly
	Tuesday, September 28, 2004  by Admin
	The economic empowerment policy was officially launched in Parliament in Dodoma in June this year after years of deliberations and preparations. The Office of the Prime Minister will implement it, with the day-to-day operations under the National Economic Empowerment Council to be appointed after the policy has been formally legislated by Parliament.
704.	Community Development Policy
	Thursday, September 23, 2004  by Admin
	This policy is intended to help people bringing about their own development by providing the meaning and the indicators of Community Development. The policy explains who are responsible for bringing about community development and their responsibilities.
705.	Tanzania: Communicating local farming knowledge
	Wednesday, September 22, 2004  by Admin
	This paper explains the participatory process which was incorporated for the development of communication material to promote local knowledge and practices on natural crop protection. Researchers from the Uluguru Mountains Agricultural Development Project (UMADEP) in Morogoro, Tanzania, collaborated with local farmers in the Mgeta area to develop posters that were used in farmer-to-farmer training to communicate farmers' knowledge and practices.
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