The importance of reputation and personal values was also highlighted during the discussions, with Public Relations and Strategic Communications Lead, Furahini Godlike urging young people to...
By
Ramadhani Ismail
Journalist
Mwananchi Communications Limited
Dar es Salaam. As thousands of young Tanzanians prepare to leave colleges and universities this year, education experts and youth development advocates are warning that a degree alone is no longer enough to secure employment in an increasingly competitive and technology-driven labour market.
Every year, thousands of graduates leave Tanzania’s universities carrying degrees, ambition, and hopes for a better future. Yet…
The concerns were raised during a recent career development project summit that brought together university students approaching…
As artificial intelligence reshapes industries and competition for jobs intensifies globally, graduates entering the labour…
At the centre of this shift is a deliberate shift in focus—from expanding access to ensuring graduates possess the skills…
According to available data, Tanzania produces nearly 60,000 graduates annually. However, many continue to face challenges in…
After several years of studying and building hopes for a new life, thousands of students from various universities across the…
