Zanzibar* Ministry of Education chooses W2K In an effort to leverage technology to address the challenges of education, the Minister of Education in Zanzibar has implemented a program, with the support of the World Bank, to construct a series of Hubs ...
Teamwork and versatility are two of the key characteristics we seek with Global Outreach Tanzania (GOT) staff members. This newsletter will demonstrate our success in that objective. I think the pictures say it all ...
Odds and Ends Our Global Outreach Tanzania (GOT) staff has been busy since our last newsletter, installing computers and Windows to Knowledge (W2K) learning platforms. We are now supporting sc ...
Extending our Presence Over the years, several Tanzania commu ...
Return of the non-Native After 17 agonizing months, I finally returned to Tanzania, fortified with two jabs of COVID vaccine and two weeks of wait. While the time in Iringa was wonderful, I would certainly caution international travel for a little while. ...
Tanzania’s 11% unemployment rate can be very misleading in reflecting the challenges facing today's university graduates. The marketplace for skilled employees is limited, jobs are concentrated in a few population centers, and the mostly theoretical educ ...
Global Outreach Tanzania meets COVID-19Tanzania, like the rest of the world, has been affected by the novel corona virus. In Tanzania it has led to the close of all schools and most offices. But things are very diffe ...
2020 Global Challenge Just around the corner Just a quick reminder that the Giving Challenge is just two days away. And if ever you wondered how important it is to help the developing world become computer literate ...
It’s hard to write anything these days without first reflecting on COVID-19. But while it is playing havoc with life in many ways, it is also bringing new ideas, new strengths, and new opportunities with it. We will learn much about the economics and ben ...
