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The
former Minister for Science, Technology
and Higher Education, Hon. Dr. Pius
Ngw’andu addressed media representatives
from Paris through TGDLC on the
effective performance of the Tanzania
delegation at the 33rd session of
the UNESCO General Conference. |
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The
Government of Tanzania, together
with multilateral and bilateral
agencies, has worked towards the
creation of a one-stop multi-partner
development information center known
as Tanzania Development Information
Center (TDIC) that is a platform
for knowledge sharing and feedback
gathering on the development process.
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The
Tanzania Local Government Action
Forum (TaLGAF) program that was
aired in a popular weekly regular
radio program known as ‘ana
kwa ana’ that means ‘face
to face’ through Radio Tanzania
succeeded to reach 85 per cent of
38 million population of Tanzania
who listened to the program. |
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48
Tanzanian Ambassadors met in Bagamoyo
for Leadership Workshop |
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A
FOUR-DAY workshop session for 48
Tanzanian Ambassadors took place
in Bagamoyo with a call on the diplomats
to acquire administration skills
that will help them confronting
the fast changing world, gaining
an understanding of leadership intelligence
in smooth implementation of economic
diplomacy policy and seeks to enable
them tackle emerging leadership
challenges. |
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The
President of the United Republic
of Tanzania, who then the Minister
for Foreign Affairs and International
Cooperation, Mr. Jakaya Kikwete
(centre),addressing Ambassadors
and other senior officials from
the Ministry after opening a four
day Leadership Development Training
Programme for the envoys at the
Paradise Holiday Resort in Bagamoyo. |
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Call
to end stigmatization of the patients
in AIDS care centers |
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The recent study
has revealed that out of 120 health
workers who were trained on the reduction
of stigma during care giving, 60 of
them have shown remarkable changes
in their workplaces in Dar es Salaam,
which includes hospitality to their
fellow care givers. |
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The
mistakes of learning opportunities
and excuses of stifling reform in
Municipal Services |
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It takes a long time,
effort and commitment to achieve fundamental
reform in the engagement of private
sector provision in municipal service
delivery. The big challenge lies in
seizing upon the mistakes as learning
opportunities, rather than use them
as excuses of stifling reform that
can spearhead Tanzania economy. |
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Tanzania
called to reforms its public sector
by applying Total Quality Management
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Successful leadership begins with
a vision, which reflects the shared
purpose with the ability to articulate
a clear, practical, transformational
vision. Says Prof. Deniss Tachiki
of Tamagawa University through Videoconference
at Tanzania Global Development Learning
Centre (TGDLC). |
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Tanzania
has achieved an excellence in Local
Economic Development |
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Tanzania has achieved an excellence
in Local Economic Development (LED)
to the ground of practice where Primary
Education Development Program and
Municipal management have been sited
as practice examples. Unlike other
Sub Saharan Africa countries who have
done better in policy and legislative
framework, yet lack ground practices. |
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