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| On behalf of the Government and people of the United Republic of Tanzania, and indeed on my own behalf, I take this opportunity to welcome our esteemed guests to the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. Through the website you will be able to find a wide range of information relating to the work of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation including information on Tanzania's Diplomatic Missions Abroad and Diplomatic Missions Accredited to Tanzania, Services offered by the Ministry and its Missions abroad, Information on Trade, Investment Opportunities, Tourism, Employment Opportunities,Tanzanian Nationals living and working abroad (Diaspora), News and Events. http://www.foreign.go.tz/ |
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| Tanzania energy- Policy | ||||||||
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Petroleum, hyower and coal are the major source of commercial energy in the country. The biomass energy resource, which comprises fuel-wood and charcoal from both natural forest and plantations, accounts for 93 per cent of total energy consumption. Petroleum is imported. The transport sector is the main consumer of petroleum products. Presently only 70 per cent of the demand for petroleum is met. There are a number of companies exploring for oil, but so far no positive results have been found. However natural gas, which is available, is to be the likely substitute for oil. Electricity subsector contributes about 0.6 per cent of total energy consumption. Electricity is mainly generated from hyower - which is prone to draught effects- so some thermal power stations have been installed. There are. |
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| Tanzania education authority- what we do | ||||||||
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TEA is a corporate body established under section 5(1) of the Education Fund Act No. 8 of 2001 to manage the Education Fund. Our role is to work together with the Government, Public and other partners to solicit resources for Education Fund and effectively deploy the resources to facilitate Education Projects through providing loans and or grants to schools, colleges and universities. http://www.tea.or.tz/ http://tanzaniaeducationauthority.org/ Tanzania Education Policy The main feature of Tanzania’s education system is the bilingual policy, which requires children to learn both Kiswahili and English. English is essential, as it is the language which links Tanzania and the rest of the world. |
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| The Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs (MoFEA) is a government ministry of Tanzania. According to its website, the Ministry "manages the overall revenue, expenditure and financing of the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania
and provides the Government with advice on the broad financial affairs
of Tanzania in support of the Government’s economic and social
objectives." Duties of the Ministry include preparing and presenting the
national budget; developing and managing national tax policy, borrowing policy, grant policy, regulation of the financial sector in cooperation with the Bank of Tanzania; and representation of. |
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