According to available data, Tanzania produces nearly 60,000 graduates annually. However, many continue to face challenges in transitioning into the labour market, largely due to mismatches...
UNDP Tanzania signed MoUs with nine universities on May 28, addressing the transition gap for ~60,000 annual graduates who struggle to enter the labour market. The programme formalises a talent pipeline — internships, fellowships, competency training — useful for companies building hiring strategies in East Africa.
By
Rosemary Mirondo
Business Reporter
Mwananchi Communications Ltd
Dar es Salaam. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Tanzania has signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with nine higher learning institutions aimed at strengthening graduate employability, practical skills development, innovation, and career readiness among young people across the country.
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