A total of 387 Tanzanian students have received travel documents to enable them to pursue higher education in China and India.
By
Rosemary Mirondo
Business Reporter
Mwananchi Communications Ltd
Dar es Salaam. A total of 387 Tanzanian students have received travel documents to enable them to pursue higher education in China and India.
The travel documents included passports, visas, flight tickets, No Objection Certificates (NOCs), Yellow Fever vaccination…
More than 95 Tanzanian students have travelled to India to pursue higher education, with most enrolling in science, technology…
Education experts have urged parents to verify the accreditation of foreign universities before sending their children abroad, as…
Policy hurdles and high tuition drive African scholars to Chinese universities offering scholarships and growing career links.
Tanzania’s drive to strengthen science, technology and innovation has received a boost after the Government of India donated 429…
A total of 1,050 students have qualified for direct sponsorship under the Samia Scholarship Programme for undergraduate studies,…
