Jacob Mosenda
The Citizen Tanzania
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Politics threaten viability of Rufiji Basin
The officials of the Rufiji Water Basin Board say interference from local politicians is among the challenges that hinder its operations. → Read More
President Samia: Two years of shaping Tanzania political space
As the country prepares for elections in 2024 and 2025 the opposition is taking full advantage of the newfound political space that gives them room to manoeuvre → Read More
UDSM moves to curb skills mismatch
University of Dar es Salaam unveils Industrial Advisory Committees to address complaints about graduates lacking employability and other skills → Read More
Education institutions mull over the shift from charcoal and wood
Heads of public and private educational institutions claim that shifting to renewable energy is difficult because of the costs involved. → Read More
Why removing expiry date from national IDs was long overdue
For millions of Tanzanians, the government’s move is welcome news because national IDs typically have no expiration date → Read More
Aga Khan's latest initiative to help communities adapt to climate change
The Aga Khan University has entered a research partnership that will benefit communities in and around Tanzania by advancing resilience against the current climate menace. → Read More
Government calls for teamwork to increase number of women in science
UNESCO statistics shows that of all the girls who go to universities, only 24 percent out of 45 STEM subjects. → Read More
Villagers champion efforts to restore diminished coral reefs
The 20 villagers of Somanga North village in Kilwa District started replenishing coral reefs after declining in fisheries resources. → Read More
Minister: This is why we canceled results for 337 Form Four candidates
Necta nullified results for 337 students who were involved in “cheating” in their Form Four national examinations 2022. → Read More
10 resolutions to support education in East Africa
Education leaders and researchers have agreed to implement at least 10 resolutions that will give the education systems ability to withstand disasters. → Read More
Eyewitness recounts deadly Tanga road crash
An eyewitness narrates the scenario pertaining to the gruesome road accident that claimed the lives of 18 people → Read More
Corruption: Why Tanzania's score hasn’t improved
In the past five years, only eight countries have significantly improved their scores. → Read More
Aga Khan building resilience in East Africa’s education
A project is underway to develop sustainable education systems in East Africa. → Read More
Experts share ways for Tanzania to mitigate climate change menace
Long-term changes are required to alleviate growing worry about the effects of climate change → Read More
Performance in science subjects undermines government goal
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics education has become a national focus in recent years. → Read More
Teachers’ ignorance of corporal punishment leads pupils to suffer
Kairuki says punishments can be given only in the event of extreme misconduct → Read More
TCRA to shut down unverified sim-cards on February 13
The government has extended the time to verify Sim cards from January 31, 2023, to February 13, 2023. → Read More
Tanzania to investigate same sex content claims in schools
The government has outlined the numerous measures it is taking to address the erosion of morals in educational institutions in the country. → Read More
Butiama university received Sh400 million annually for 13 years without teaching
The university employs 80 people, including more than 60 academic staff members who also include more than 40 of them who are currently studying at different levels of education, including PhD. → Read More
Revealed: Butiama college has spent 13 years without students
The college has lecturers and the head of the college but no student was ever enrolled at the college during the entire period. → Read More