Tanzania, with its estimated population of 56.3[1]million citizens has 13 million[2]of them living below the poverty line. The government efforts to expand access to social services like education, etc., have been undermined by their declining quality as the population grows. This had opened a ...

On taking office President Mkapa had to move quickly to creating environments for entrepreneurs to flourish in Tanzania. More than half the 400 existing parastatal firms were privatised, interest and exchange rates were liberalised and an environment more conducive to foreign investment created (...

Have come across this Swahili word Nane Nane?Nane Nane ('eight eight' in Swahili) is a public holiday in Tanzania observed on August 8th each year. Formally it was known as Farmers' Day, this day marks the contribution of farmers to the national economy.When did Nane Nane came from?The importance ...

We will promote entrepreneurship activities during the Nane Nane events in Tanzania starting from 1-8/8/2020 based in Mbeya-Tanzania

Recognizing that students in tertiary learning institutions face considerable barriers within skills and job finding scenario, effective entrepreneurship education is key to ensuring that young people acquire the competencies and skills they need to pursue entrepreneurship and to lay the groundwork ...

It is about identifying innate talents at a crucial age, and supporting them to grow into the entrepreneurs and leaders of tomorrow. So, how can you go about doing this? Well, there are some remarkable tools, resources, and methods you can apply.The data shows young people really are our futureWhat ...