Rethinking Kenya’s Education Future: 10 Bold Steps Proposed for a Better System- Dr. Irungu Kangata

By Staff Writer Kenya’s education sector finds itself at a critical inflection point. A recent statement by Treasury Cabinet Secretary Noah Mbadi—admitting the government’s inability to fund free education programs—has reignited national debate. University unions are threatening strikes, citing withheld funding, downsizing, and unmet obligations. But amidst this tension, a powerful and pragmatic voice has emerged. ng’ata, Governor of…

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TANESCO MD Twange Orders On‑Time Completion of Tanzania–Zambia (TAZA) Power Project

By Esther Mnyika IRINGA, July 23, 2025 — Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited (TANESCO) Managing Director Lazaro Twange today urged project managers to ensure the Tanzania–Zambia (TAZA) power interconnection is completed on schedule, emphasizing that professional oversight and adherence to contractual timelines are critical to delivering reliable electricity to communities. During a two-day inspection tour of the TAZA project…

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TBC, TAMISEMI and Education Ministry Unveil National Essay Contest to Commemorate 26 Years Since Mwalimu Nyerere’s Passing

By Esther Mnyika, Dar es SalaamDAR ES SALAAM, July 22, 2025 — The Tanzania Broadcasting Corporation (TBC), in partnership with the President’s Office – Regional Administration and Local Government (TAMISEMI) and the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, today launched a nationwide essay competition to mark the 26th anniversary of the passing of the nation’s founding father, Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere. Speaking at a press briefing…

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TCB Pledges Strong Support for Tanzania’s 2050 Development Vision, Eyeing Enhanced Financial Services

Dodoma, Tanzania – Following the official launch of Tanzania’s National Development Vision 2050 by President Samia Suluhu Hassan in Dodoma, the Tanzania Commercial Bank (TCB) has swiftly pledged its full commitment to the ambitious plan. The vision aims to transform Tanzania into a modern, inclusive, and globally competitive economy, with a target GDP of USD 1 trillion and an…

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Tanzania’s Agricultural Transformation: AGCOT’s Journey & the Power of Partnerships | Featuring Tulalumba “Tullah” Mloge

🌾 In this insightful video, Tanzanian agricultural expert Tulalumba “Tullah” Mloge shares his remarkable journey and extensive experience in shaping Tanzania’s agricultural sector. Born in the Njombe region, his passion for agriculture was ignited early by his veterinarian father and nurtured through education in Germany, where he specialised in agricultural economics and international business. 🌍 Returning Home to Drive…

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Why the 2024 TSSI Soybean Demonstration Report Matters—For Tanzania and the World

Title of Report: Demonstrating Agronomic Practices to Farmers to Increase Soybean Yield – 2024By: Tanzania Sustainable Soybean Initiative (TSSI) 🧭 A Turning Point for Tanzanian Agriculture In July 2024, the Tanzania Sustainable Soybean Initiative (TSSI) released a landmark field report detailing the outcomes of 134 demonstration plots across seven key agricultural regions. The objective was clear: to show that…

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Tulalumba Mloge: Paving the Way for Tanzania’s Agricultural Future

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania –In the bustling landscape of Tanzania’s economic development, Tulalumba H. Mloge, with a strong track record in agricultural planning and stakeholder engagement, continues to shape key initiatives in the sector. This seasoned professional, born in 1975, has established an impressive career characterized by diverse experience and a steadfast commitment to ethical leadership.. Currently serving as…

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Broken Promises, Broken Minds: How Kenya’s Political and Economic Failures Fuel a Mental Health Crisis

NAKURU Kenya is facing a silent national emergency—an escalating mental health crisis driven not by biology alone, but by the cumulative failures of political leadership and economic mismanagement. With nearly 1.9 million Kenyans battling depression, the country ranks fourth in Africa for reported cases, according to a 2021 study, and fifth according to the 2017 WHO report. Depression, anxiety,…

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Cashew Cultivation Catalyzes Sustainable Development and Women’s Empowerment in Burkina Faso

ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast – July 16, 2025 – A seven-year initiative in Burkina Faso, the Cashew Development Support Project in the Comoé Basin for REDD+ (PADA/REDD+), has concluded with remarkable success, demonstrating the potent synergy between economic development, environmental conservation, and social inclusion. Launched in 2017 and completed in 2024, the project achieved a 95 percent implementation rate, revitalizing…

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