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61.	Construction of Law School now complete
	Monday, September 8, 2014  by Admin
	CONSTRUCTION of modern buildings for the Law School of Tanzania is complete and the Law School will soon be officially launched.
62.	Children need books not rituals
	Thursday, September 4, 2014  by Admin
	COAST Region Special Seats legislator Subira Mgalu has urged parents to make sure that their children acquire academic skills.
63.	TIE gears up to ensure school text quality
	Monday, September 1, 2014  by Admin
	EFFECTIVE today, teaching guides for all subjects in pre-primary, primary, secondary schools and teachers’ colleges will be coordinated by the Tanzania Institute of Education (TIE) such that preparation of textbooks, reference books and other education materials will be certified accordingly.
64.	Tarime to construct 20 school laboratories
	Monday, September 1, 2014  by Admin
	TARIME District Council says it would successfully implement the directive by President Jakaya Kikwete to build laboratories in all public secondary schools within shortest possible time.
65.	23 get Chinese scholarships
	Monday, September 1, 2014  by Admin
	THE Chinese government has granted scholarships to twenty three Tanzanians to study postgraduate science courses in 2014/15 academic year, at different higher learning institutions in China
66.	Businessman donates 58.3m/- in infrastructure, school materials
	Monday, September 1, 2014  by Admin
	Two fully-furnished classrooms valued at 58.3m/- were this weekend donated to a primary school in Arusha City by city resident Kake Dhariwal. Eralai Primary School that is located in a remote area of the country’s tourism hub was the recipient of the donation that ends their long standing shortage of learning material and infrastructur
67.	Commonwealth offers Tanzanians Post-graduate study in Britain
	Monday, September 1, 2014  by Admin
	Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the United Kingdom (CSC) mid this week awarded 12 postgraduate scholarships to Tanzanians in different academic disciplines for the 2014/15 academic year, Richard Sunderland, the Country Director of British Council Tanzania, announced.
68.	2,000 science teachers earmarked for special ‘retooling’ training
	Friday, August 29, 2014  by Admin
	THE government has embarked on training some 2,000 science teachers for secondary schools under a new plan known as “Science and Technology Higher Education Project, Additional Financing (STHEP AF) Retooling Project’’
69.	Bank donates textbooks to fire-gutted Dar seminary
	Thursday, August 28, 2014  by Admin
	Text books and other study materials were yesterday donated by the Dar es Salaam-based Bank of Africa (BOA) Tanzania to Mivumoni Islamic Seminary which was recently gutted by fire. Presenting the books, the bank’s Head of Operations, Mgina Mfaume, said the donation is part of the bank’s commitment to support its surrounding community and to bolster the education sector.
70.	State rethinks public school fees
	Wednesday, August 27, 2014  by Admin
	THE government contemplates scrapping school fees for public secondary schools to ensure all primary school leavers have access to higher education.
71.	Rotary Club constructs 20m/- library for Dar school
	Friday, August 22, 2014  by Admin
	BAHARI Rotary Club, in collaboration with Read International Project, is supporting Mtakuja Secondary School at Bahari Beach suburb in Dar es salaam with a 20m/- library.
72.	The Netherlands offers learning opportunities
	Wednesday, August 20, 2014  by Admin
	THE Netherlands has promised to increase the opportunities for higher education in various fields for the benefit of Tanzanians wishing to study in the European country.
73.	HESLB to sponsor science teaching diploma students
	Wednesday, August 20, 2014  by Admin
	AS part of efforts to fill the gap of science and mathematics teachers in primary and secondary schools, the Higher Education Students' Loan Board (HESLB) will for the first time this year issue loans to students at diploma level.
74.	Arusha college launches degree in good governance
	Wednesday, August 20, 2014  by Admin
	STUDENTS from conflict- torn South Sudan are among the first batch of learners from around Africa undertaking the locally accredited BA degree in Governance and Development in Arusha.
75.	British gas company, university to support establishment of tech institute in Mtwara
	Tuesday, August 12, 2014  by Admin
	A British gas company and the Warwick London University have shown interest to support the establishment of an international institute of science and technology in Mtwara and to also provide training for instructors respectively.
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