Parliament's Budget Committee has urged the government to invest more in labour-intensive sectors, strengthen vocational training and streamline youth financing programmes to tackle unemployment...
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Dar es Salaam. Parliament's Budget Committee has urged the government to invest more in labour-intensive sectors, strengthen vocational training and streamline youth financing programmes to tackle unemployment as more than 800,000 young Tanzanians enter the job market each year.
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