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Development Partners Group are on a Fieldtrip in Iringa Region

United Nations resident coordinator of the UN system, Alvaro Rodriguez (3rd-L) listening to the Deputy Permanent Secretary Ministry of Finance, Dr. Hamisi Mwinyimvua during the brief meeting between development partners group and recipients at Siasa ni kilimo Conference Hall in Iringa Municipality. Others from L-R are Acting Regional Administrative Secretary, Adam Swai, Iringa regional Commissioner Amina Masenza, DPG Co-Chair Maria Van Berlekom- Head of Cooperation Swedish Embassy and also the Director for the Department of Multilateral Cooperation in Ministry of Foreign Affairs Celestine Mushy. United Nations resident coordinator of the UN system, Alvaro Rodriguez making a remarks. Chairman of Tanzania Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture (TCCIA), Lucas Mwakabungu making a presentation during the meeting the development partners group in Iringa . He pointed out that agriculture and agro-proce...

WATANZANIA WAASWA KUTHAMINI BIDHAA ZINAZOZALISHWA NDANI YA NCHI

KAIMU MENEJA WA SIDO MKOA WA IRINGA, MR NIKO MAHINYA AKIZUNGUMZA NA WAANDISHI WA HABARI OFINI KWAKE KAIMU MENEJA WA SIDO MKOANI IRINGA, NIKO MAHINYA AKIWA NA MHANDISI WA KARAKANA YA SIDO IRINGA, MICHAEL MATONYA WAKATI WAKITEMBELEA UTENDAJI KAZI WA KARAKANA HIYO FUNDI WA KARAKANA YA SIDO ELAYSON TARIMO AKIANGALIA MASHINE YA KUNOA VYUMA, AMBAYO ILIKUWA IKINOA MAJEMBE YA KUKATIA CHAI MSIMAMIZI WA KARAKANA YA KUTENGENEZEA MASHINE MBALIMBALI YA SIDO MKOANI IRINGA, LEONARD LUMATO AKIENDELEA NA KAZI KATIKA KARAKANA HIYO KIJANA AKIENDELEA NA KAZI NDANI YA KARAKANA NA FRANK KIBIKI, IRINGA SHIRIKA la kuhudumia viwanda vidogo (SIDO), mkoani Iringa limewataka watanzania kujenga utamaduni wa kupenda bidhaa zinazotengenezwa ndani, badala ya zile zinazoingizwa kutoka nje ili kukuza uchumi wan chi.

Tanzanian Schools Will Teach Students in Swahili, Not English

  School children in Arusha, Tanzania. Photo released under Creative Commons by Flickr user Colin J. McMechan. Tanzania is set to make  a historic shift away  from English and replace it with  Swahili as the language of instruction in the country’s schools.