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Technology simplifies many things. For example, businesses are so simplified that one can sell and buy goods and services without lifting the leg. The Zoom Tanzania network connects this role. You are making the process of advertising the seller's business and the availability of products for buyers to be very simple. The Zoom Tanzania network has been integrating buyers and sellers from 2009. Buy safely with ZoomTanzania Zoom Tanzania has a link to suppliers and buyers of goods and services through this network based on the security of both sides. All products are mainly concentrated by the products of ZoomTanzania products to ensure buyers have secure goods and services. How to buy with ZoomTanzania 1. Visit the ZoomTanzania.Com website The very first step in purchasing this web site is to visit www.zoomtanzania.com. You can use a desktop computer, a computer or even you can sign in with your phone. Zoom Tanzania also has an app that will continue to be updated. When yo

STEPS The following below are steps to be get approval to travel outside of the country. Make sure you are registered on the system. You can be assisted by the CEO of your existing Council Update your System account. Use your government email account To be registered and you can activate your post soon after the first step is completed To log in and select the Travel On the left side of the system there are options, select the link to the passport and select Apply permission. Fill Form by follow steps from 1 to number 5. Once you complete the full filling form, click the submission to complete the application request CLICK HERE TO READ IN SWAHILI

In 2014 , the Government implemented new Salary Scales, The Tanzania civil service has a common pay and grading system. This means that all departments and offices have the same approach to grading, with pay levels in respect of each grade determined centrally. TGOS A TGOS A 1. (Sh240,000), TGOS A 2. (Sh245,600), TGOS A 3. (Sh251,200), TGOS A 4. (Sh256,800), TGOS A 5. (Sh262,400), TGOS A 6. (Sh268,000), TGOS A 7.(Sh272,000), TGOS A 8(Sh279,000), TGOS A 9.(Sh284,800), TGOS A 10(Sh290,400), TGOS A 11(Sh296,000), TGOS A 12(Sh301,600), TGOS A 13(Sh 307,200), TGOS A 14(Sh312,800), TGOS A 15(Sh 318,400), TGOS A 16(Sh324,000), TGOS A 17(Sh329,600) na TGOS A 18(Sh335,200). TGOS B TGOS B 1. (Sh347,000), TGOS B 2. (Sh356,500) TGOS B 3 . (Sh366,000), TGOS B 4 . (Sh375,500), TGOS B 5. (Sh385,000), TGOS B 6. (Sh394,500), TGOS B 7. (Sh404,000), TGOS B 8. (Sh413,500), TGOS B 9. (Sh423,000), TGOS B 10. (Sh432,500), TGOS B 11 . (Sh442,000) na TGOS B 12. (Sh451,500)TGOS C TGOS C 1 . (Sh471

Jokate Mwegelo yesterday March 30, 2019 made a donation to contribute to the construction of a girls' school in the Kisarawe dormitory with the goal of completing her goal of erasing zero Kisarawe. Through his page he thanked Pierre “Mzee Wa Liquid” who became famous after the videos showing him being drunk on the broadcast, by attending the same synergy In addition, he has apologized for the scandal and praised him for promoting the event and contributing a total of 100,000 Tanzania shillings. He also gave him a chance to collaborate with him in the construction of desks in the campaign. At the event, the Region Head of Dar es Salaam Paul Makonda urged Tanzanians not to give them ’ Hold on and instead focus on basic things like improvement This Makonda statement has created a debate on the Internet while many seem to be offset by calling a subscriber and wanting Customer…

012 HISTORY (For Both School and Private Candidates) 1.0 INTRODUCTION One obvious departure of this new History Examination Format from the former is that question 3 in section B now requires candidates to locate sites and events on a historical sketch map or diagram instead of answering questions based on the time-line chart. 2.0 GENERAL OBJECTIVES The general objectives of the History examination are 2.1 to determine the candidate’s achievements of the competences on historical events, conditions and factors which shaped the past and the present conditions of Africa in relation to the rest of the world. 2.2 to determine the candidate’s ability to apply the History knowledge in interpreting, analysing and evaluating events taking place in the World and Africa in particular. 2.3 to determine the development of basic skills of critical thinking, reasoning, judgement, empathy and effective participation in developmental activities. 3.0 GENERAL COMPETENCES The examina

013 GEOGRAPHY (For Both School and Private Candidates) 1.0 INTRODUCTION The only topic that has been completely dropped out from the former format is TRADE AND COMMERCE. Otherwise the subject content in the revised format has to a large extent remained the same. 2.0 GENERAL OBJECTIVES  The general objectives of the Geography examination are to determine: 2.1 the extent to which candidates have developed awareness of resources at national and global levels. 2.2 whether candidates have acquired methods, skills of observation, measuring, recording and interpreting geographical phenomenon and can use them in solving daily life problems. 2.3 whether candidates have acquired the social economic skills for competing in the labour market of the globalised world. 3.0 GENERAL COMPETENCES At the end of the four years of secondary education, candidates are expected to demonstrate the following competences. 3.1 Understanding of their country and ability to value it as their her

022 ENGLISH LANGUAGE (For Both School and Private Candidates) 1.0 INTRODUCTION The obvious departure of the revised format from that of 2001 is that the rubric of Section D of this paper on Response to reading has been amended to ensure that candidates answer at least one (1) question on poetry and one (1) question on novels/short stories and plays.The new Examination format based on changes suggested in the 2005 English Language syllabus will be effective from 2008. 2.0 GENERAL OBJECTIVES The examination will generally measure the extent to which candidates can: 2.1 Express themselves in both spoken and written English Language. 2.2 Read widely for pleasure and for information. 2.3 Perform a variety of writing tasks according to the required conventions. 2.4 Use knowledge of the English Language to demonstrate awareness and consciousness of basics of society and the part they can play in its development. 2.5 Use knowledge of the English Language in furthering their ed

A short history of education in Tanzania  Traditional Education: The history of Tanzania Mainland is divided into two parts that are before and after independence. Before the arrival of foreigners on the shores of Tanganyika, each tribe had its own traditional education system. Traditional education was based on the daily routine of ethnic communities. The knowledge that includes knowledge, skills, ethics, culture, techniques and procedures for working and protecting themselves from the scourge of hunger, disease and social security enemies and their property was passed from one generation to another. Learning materials were split and given by adults at home, at work and in other areas of life. This system began to change in its goals and delivery since the colonies entered the country. Colonial education: First visitors to Tanzania Mainland were Arabs, followed by Portuguese, Germans and British. Since the visitors received the power of the country or the country, each group chan

Procedures for the transfer of a primary education student migrating abroad (a) The parent / guardian should write a letter to the secretary general of the Ministry of Education, Science, Technology and Technical Training (WEST) explaining his request for the reasons for the transfer. The letter should be through the head teacher, District Education Officer and the District Education Officer. b). Mail IDs: - Primary Education Development Student Development Card enters into the country. Letters have a student photo c). The Ministry's responsible officer will write a letter to identify the country he is going to. Procedures for the transfer of a primary education student into the country a). The student will be received by WEST by showing the letter from the Ministry of State of origin, the signature and signature by the authorities. b). Mail IDs Student development report ended with the class. Passport student's passport and parent / guardian. Student regist

Prime Minister of the United Republic of Tanzania Hon. Kassim Majaliwa has called on all councils to ensure that they introduce new teachers who report to work by bringing them to their work centers including paying for all their interest. The Prime Minister said this in Dodoma during the opening of the 6th General Conference of Regional and District Education Officers (REDEOA) and emphasized that the move would be consistent with continuing to visit the teachers at their work centers to listen to them, to consult and provide solutions to the challenges. with them. He said the teachers who reported being foreigners in the districts, just directing them to a pre-ordered school-based school is better to put in order to use Councils vehicles to bring them to their new work stations. “You Education Officers make sure the teachers who report are paid for their basic interests, but also encourage your Councils to instruct the teachers for giving them livelihoods as other Districts do.

Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane says Manchester United player Paul Pogba, who has been said to move to Bernabeu, "knows everything in the field". Pogba, 26, has been said to want to move to the Bernabeu club of Spain and told them to describe Real as a 'dream team' 'when he played for the French national team. "I know personally" said former French captain Zidane before the match between Real Madrid and Huesca on Sunday. Paul Pogba won nine goals since Ole Gunnar Solskjaeral's replacement Jose Mourinho as the new manager in December "He has a great contribution to the field and is a few players who can do what he does in the field." Pogba reunited with United from Juventus where he broke the world record of the best-paid player for a 89 million pound in 2016, but his fate in Old Trafford seemed controversial earlier this season with information about the debate between him and the The club Jose Mourinho. Pogba is an intermediate

The government of Burundi has shut down the BBC's media tool to work in the country, adding to the media press and journalists on the freedom of the media. Before reaching the decision yesterday, the National Council of Communications (CNC) had temporarily suspended the BBC radio broadcasting and VOA radio station in May 2018. While the BBC is completely free to report and be deprived of the country's broadcasting license, VOA is still studying it and continue to serve their suspension (suspension), and all journalists in Burundi have been warned not to give information to the BBC or VOA. “It is not allowed for any news reporter in Burundi or foreign who has reports of Burundi to give them a BBC or VOA report to announce, directly or indirectly” CNC reports. In freedom of information without borders, Burundi is a country that occupies 159 out of 180 that has been surveyed. According to a report released by the BBC, he strongly criticized the decision and explained tha

TANZANIA: President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Dr. John Pombe Magufuli has appointed Adolf Hyasinth, Mohondera Ndunguru as Deputy Secretary of the Ministry of Finance and Planning. Ndunguru has been appointed Deputy Secretary-General of the Ministry of Finance and Planning, which deals with the vacancy policy that was clear. 1In addition, before the appointment Ndunguru was the Deputy Commissioner for the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA). Following this appointment, President Magufuli appointed, Lameck Msafiri Mbibo to be the Deputy Commissioner for TRA, where before the appointment was TRA manager Kilimanjaro.

Tanzania: The Government has planned and will ensure that the Katavi Residents begin to use the Grid National electricity by the month of June, which will enable the local residents to have reliable electricity and stop using the cost-generating fuel generators.These have been said by the Minister of Energy, Dr. Medadi Kaleman while addressing the people of Mpanda and Tanganyika districts while discovering and ignoring Rea's third phase in Mchakamchaka villages and Ifukutwa in Tanganyika District and Kapalala village in Mpanda District. He said that in order for the region to be sure of the electricity supply, the Government has launched a massive power supply project in the Katavi grid from Tabora Region to Katavi Region in the region that will make the region more reliable. Also, the activities of the national grid power supply have started in Tabora, and in June 2020, residents of Katavi Province will have started using the national grid and the electricity will be cost-effec

The Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) has given a five-day warning of heavy rainfall that can cause effects including floods. The report released by TMA said that the rains are expected to start on March 29 to April 2, 2019 and that they can have a negative impact on people's homes. The rain is expected to occur in Rukwa, Mbeya, Iringa, Njombe, Songwe, Ruvuma, Lindi, Mtwara, Morogoro, Dar es Salaam, Tanga, Coast and Zanzibar. In addition, the report said that the rains can cause problems in transport and stand up for some economic and social activities. It explained that in April to April 2, 2019 the rains would be in Rukwa, Mbeya, Iringa, Njombe, Songwe, Ruvuma, Lindi, Mtwara, Morogoro, Dar es Salaam, Tanga, Coast and Zanzibar. However, TMA has advised the Disaster Management and Emergency Service providers as well as other stakeholders to take appropriate action plans to address potential impacts.

ASA Microfinance (Tanzania) Limited, incorporated under the Companies Act 2002 (No. 93819) of Tanzania and an affiliate of ASA International ( www.asa-international.com ), one of the largest microfinance companies in the world. We are hereby inviting qualified citizens of Tanzania to be part of our team for the following positions. ASA Tanzania is an equal opportunity employer who requires dynamic, loyal and committed young men and women who have passion for people’s socio-economic development to fill in the following positions for immediate appointment. Position: Loan Officers (LO’s) – 50 Posts  Job Responsibilities: To build and maintain a substantial and high-quality loan portfolio. To conduct members recruitment and screening. To orient clients to the particular loan products and services. To make groups in all working days in a week, minimum Total clients will be 350. Make a regular contact with the groups and clients in field. To process loan applications, verify cli

Tanganyika Postal Office Savings Bank (now Tanzania Postal Bank (TPB)) came into being in 1925 when Tanganyika was under British Rule. It later became a Savings Bank under the then East African Post and Telecommunications which ceased to operate after the collapse of the East African Community. The Tanzania Posts & Telecommunications Corporation (TP&TC) came into being to cater for the Tanzanian market.TPB was established by the Tanzania Postal Bank Act No. 11 of 1991 as a separate legal entity from the now defunct TP&TC along with Tanzania Posts Corporation (TPC) and Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited (TTCL) which are also separate legal entities. The bank is regulated by Bank of Tanzania as a Non-Bank Financial Institution. On 29th June 2015, a bill to repeal Tanzania Postal Bank Act, 1991 as amended was tabled at the National Assembly. The repeal was passed and enacted The Tanzania Postal Bank (Repeal and Transitional Provisions) Act 2015 which was assented by

Future Marketing Agency is looking for Client Services Managers who are self-motivated, dependable, well-organized, adaptable, flexible, resourceful, computer savvy, and detail oriented with strong written & verbal communications skills and the ability to balance multiple priorities. A “can do” attitude is required and the individual must be able to work in a fast-paced, challenging, energetic environment. Responsibilities o Manage project costs, budgets and client expectations o Anticipate and make recommendations for client needs. o Be exceptionally responsive to all client requests. o Understanding the client’s needs and the internal resources available to you throughout the production cycle by clearly and proactively managing communications between our staff and clients. o Coordinate projects by communicating effectively with client & Operation team to follow all steps to ensure project stays on track. o Work with creative team to bring ideas into the mix, offer s

Overview: Iringa Water Supply and Sanitation Authority (IRUWASA) is a Government Institution which has the duty of providing potable water and sanitation services at affordable prices to the residents of Iringa Municipality for enhancing their health and quality of life. In order to achieve the compact objectives, IRUWASA now seeks applications from suitably qualified Tanzanians who are self-motivated, hardworking, honest and committed to their work to fill the following positions below:- Position: ASSISTANT TECHNICIAN GRADE II (PLUMBER) – (1 POST) The successful candidate will report to Water Supply Network Engineer. Duties and Responsibilities Repairs all water leakages as detected.Installs customers’ water meters.Participates in rehabilitations of water supply structures.Monitors and reports unauthorized water connections.Reports water losses, distribution faults and takes immediate measures to resolve the problems.Carries out water disconnections of debtors and re-connecti

World Vision Tanzania (WVT) is a Christian, Relief, Development and Advocacy Non-Government Organization dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice. “Our vision for every child, Life in all its fullness; Our prayer for every Heart, the will to make it so”. The Academy Internship Program: WVT is implementing two Technical Programs: (1) Integrated Food and Nutrition Security, Including; Livelihood, Health & Nutr i ti on a nd WA S H (IF a NS ) (2) Education. The Technical Programs seeks to ensure free malnutrition communities in Tanzania through increased production and productivity while promoting sustainable use of natural resources, and connecting farmers to markets and access to credits, access to good health services and increased knowledge on health related issues, making favorable reading and teaching environment and also maintaining availability of safe water, good sanitation and hygiene. To ensure effectiveness of the

The African Development Bank’s Strategy for 2013–2022 reflects the aspirations of the entire African  continent. It is firmly rooted in a deep understanding and experience of how far Africa has come in  the last decade, and where it wishes to go to in the next. Africa has embarked on a process of economic transformation. This process has seen solid and  sustained growth over a decade, but it has been uneven and without a sufficiently firm foundation, and it is not—by any estimation—complete Position title Publication date Closing date Unified Communication Assistant - CHIS3 29/03/2019 28/04/2019 Health Care Administration Assistant (HCAA) 29/03/2019 28/04/2019 Senior Business Data Analyst - RDGS4 29/03/2019 28/04/2019 Youth & Employment Officer 29/03/2019 28/04/2019 Senior Loan Accounting Officer 28/03/2019 27/04/2019 Principal Water Resources Economist 28/03/2019 27/04/2019 Senior Accounts Assistant – Grant Section 28/03/2019 27/04/2019 Principal Treasury Accountant 2