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Tanzania: Pregnant teens forced out of school
16/03/2010 by hindu.
PREGNANCY is the leading cause of dropouts for school girls in Tanzania. And a national law forbidding young mothers to return to school after giving birth did not make it any easier for them to continue their education.
But thanks to pressure from the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF), the Tanzania government has now adopted a new law that allows young mothers to continue their education at their former schools.
Before the revision of the law, some girls studied at vocational centres which made it easier to return to school.
Centres exist throughout the country and depend on the ministry of education. The training is funded thanks to family support: the girls learn a trade (such as hairdressing or dressmaking) or take refresher courses in the evening. Read the rest of this entry »
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Simba land silverware as battle shifts to marksmen
16/03/2010 by hindu.
Unbeaten in their 20-match outing, Simba managed to 18 straight wins and two draws to record their career’s most exciting performance.But, despite their spectacular show, Simba failed to beat their archrivals ‘ last season record of claiming the title with over five matches in hand.
However, soccer pundits said Simba failed to beat Young Africans record of 2008-09 this year’s chase between the giants was closely fought.Simba’s information officer Clifford Ndimbo said their rivals had formidable run in the second round after recording eight straight wins without a loss or a draw. Read the rest of this entry »
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Burning of papers riles scribes
16/03/2010 by hindu.
Stakeholders have condemned sources of information, who buy all newspapers carrying their scandalous stories and burn them.
The media practitioners said during a workshop organised by the Union of Tanzania Press Clubs (UTPC) for them and other media stakeholders from Lake Zone regions that the move denied members of the public of information.
The chairman of Chama cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo (Chadema) in Musoma Rural district, Mr charles Kayela, said the infamous habit amongst some people was tantamount to corruption. Read the rest of this entry »
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