Afrika Mashariki kuwa himaya moja ya Elimu ya Juu kuanzia Januari 2017!

Afrika Mashariki kuwa himaya moja ya Elimu ya Juu kuanzia Januari 2017!

kilam said:
Nonsense, what have you produced out of your education other than English speakers?
Kidding yourselves can't make your education better.
Some smart form two student from Tanzania is capable of passing your form four exam.
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Your are kidding! It was routine and a special official procedure that in Tanzanian over 5000 primary school leavers who could neither read nor write were selected to join form one(senior one/standard nine) and this trend went on during the phase four government under education minister Hon Shukuru K. !!!!!! can you deny this? Hon Phillip M member of parliament for Ileje in Mbeya substantiated this in the august house, the parliament as five hundred illiterate pupils were selected to join form one in his constituency.
 
kilam said:
I know you public school curricula and I always check your KCSE exams . I repeat, a smart form two student from Tanzania can easily pass your KCSE exams.
I attended higher education abroad with many Kenyans. Most of them are pinweight students especially in science subjects.
Stop overrating your shallow education.
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In all fairness, regardless of country, in East Africa, the best brains head straight to national universities where scholarship is guaranteed. Normally, it is those that failed to secure places locally that go abroad.
 
Reginald12 said:
In all fairness, regardless of country, in East Africa, the best brains head straight to national universities where scholarship is guaranteed. Normally, it is those that failed to secure places locally that go abroad.
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I'm not talking about China, Russia or Ukraine here. I'm talking about a country with a lot of big and well-known universities and companies. A country where a lot of Kenyans are seeking for asylum.
 
Masunga Maziku said:
[emoji1] [emoji1] [emoji1] funny how you think majority of Tanzanians are illiterate which can be true but the fact is that the few that sit in class with and your kind are better than you. All you do is googling and plagiarism while Tanzanians have excelled in your schools with their brains.
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hahaha...........unatumia maneno makubwa makubwa, na ni wazi maana yake hufahamu!!!!! kwani hawa wachache watz umeseme wewe sio illiterate walikua watumia akili za kuomba?!!!

Ranking of African Countries By Literacy Rate: Zimbabwe No. 1
Posted by Editor / July 6, 2013

Below is the ranking of African countries by the literacy rate. This entry includes adefinition of literacy and Census Bureau percentages for the total population, males, andfemales. There are no universal definitions and standards of literacy. Unless otherwise specified, all rates are based on the most common definition – the ability to read and write at a specified age (15 and above). Detailing the standards that individual countries use to assess the ability to read and write is beyond the scope of this article.

Country Literacy Rate
1.
Zimbabwe
90.70
2.
Equatorial Guinea
87.00
3.
South Africa
86.40
4.
Kenya
85.10
5.
Namibia
85.00
6.
Sao Tome and Principe
84.90
7.
Lesotho
84.80
8.
Mauritius
84.40
9.
Congo, Republic of the
83.80
10.
Libya
82.60
11.
Swaziland
81.60
12.
Botswana
81.20
13.
Zambia
80.60
14.
Cape Verde
76.60
15.
Tunisia
74.30
16.
Egypt
71.40
17.
Rwanda
70.40
18.
Algeria
69.90
19.
Tanzania
69.40
20.
Madagascar
68.90
21.
Nigeria
68.00
22.
Cameroon
67.90
23.
Djibouti
67.90
24.
Angola
67.40
25.
Congo, Democratic Republic of the
67.20
26.
Uganda
66.80
27.
Gabon
63.20
28.
Malawi
62.70
29.
Sudan
61.10
30.
Togo
60.90
31.
Burundi
59.30
32.
Eritrea
58.60
33.
Ghana
57.90
34.
Liberia
57.50
35.
Comoros
56.50
36.
Morocco
52.30
37.
Mauritania
51.20
38.
Cote d’Ivoire
48.70
39.
Central African Republic
48.60
40.
Mozambique
47.80
41.
Mali
46.40
42.
Ethiopia
42.70
43.
Guinea-Bissau
42.40
44.
Gambia, The
40.10
45.
Senegal
39.30
46.
Somalia
37.80
47.
Sierra Leone
35.10
48.
Benin
34.70
49.
Guinea
29.50
50.
Niger
28.70
51.
Chad
25.70
52.
Burkina Faso
21.80

Information on literacy, while not a perfect measure of educational results, is probably the most easily available and valid for international comparisons. It is impossible to overstate the importance of education especially in Africa. Low levels of literacy, and education in general, can impede the economic development of a country in the current rapidly changing, technology-driven world.
 
What Literacy rate has to do with the quality of education?! You know what! You can have 100℅ literacy rate but with zero quality! Got that? !

And what is English by the way!!! Sorry, you mentioned constructing 'complex sentence in English!!!' Do you think we're studying language or literature at school?!! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! My dear English is just an extra and literature is a professional then you need to take in mind that English is not our first language, it can be someone's hobby too.

Get this example-

China's literacy rate is 96℅ while a Chinese person can't even mention 'Hallow' in English. They have a high quality level of education ( than you're Kenya) and they never and they can't speak English! They only speak Chinese and teach in Chinese and they're near to run the world.!!!!!!

Education in TANZANIA is in high quality compared to that one in Kenya (Forget about you're English and literacy level)
 
Edward Wanjala said:
Kajiado, Namanga schools are full of Tanzanians who when finishes class eight goes directly to form 3 Tz! i have a cousin who did class eight in Kenya, went to Uganda an joined form three and passed!! By the way, it is the same with British system, a pupil who do Kenyan system to class seven joins form 2 and will be comfortable! it is a fact
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Get the shit of you're cousin's story out of here!!!!
 
I wish aje mtu wa kuchangia sense kwenye hii mada na sio mitusi
 
Raymie Kenya said:
its better to Mbwa wa mzungu kuliko kuwa jibwa la mwarabu,,, you're the worst monster ever existed ,so pathetic.
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F*ck a hand that typed those words of yours!! At least we're ourselves. admit it, you always struggle to know how to speak swahili, can you remind me which is your national language? Oops! I guess you don't have one! I guess you should concentrate on your mother's language and stop feeling proud of other people's language.
 
Nathd said:
Get the shit of you're cousin's story out of here!!!!
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Why when it is the truth! When i was a teacher in Namanga I used to teach many TZs and they could tell me how important it is to get Kenyan education
 
Masunga Maziku said:
[emoji1] [emoji1] [emoji1] yaani nyinyi hamjui kitu, hamna ufanisi wowote kwenye kazi zaidi ya kufahamu kiingereza. Kwa hiyo mkikutana na wajinga wajinga wanawatetemekea kichizi, kumbe ni bure kabisa!
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kawaida ya mtanzania mjadala ukiwa mgumu kwake ni matusi, kukosa adabu hali ya juu na uanda wazimu wazimu hivi!!! ripoti ulia uketi itabaki pale pale. Tz elimu ni shinda kubwa!!!


Ranking of African Countries By Literacy Rate: Zimbabwe No. 1
Posted by Editor / July 6, 2013

Below is the ranking of African countries by the literacy rate. This entry includes adefinition of literacy and Census Bureau percentages for the total population, males, andfemales. There are no universal definitions and standards of literacy. Unless otherwise specified, all rates are based on the most common definition – the ability to read and write at a specified age (15 and above). Detailing the standards that individual countries use to assess the ability to read and write is beyond the scope of this article.

Country Literacy Rate
1.
Zimbabwe
90.70
2.
Equatorial Guinea
87.00
3.
South Africa
86.40
4.
Kenya
85.10
5.
Namibia
85.00
6.
Sao Tome and Principe
84.90
7.
Lesotho
84.80
8.
Mauritius
84.40
9.
Congo, Republic of the
83.80
10.
Libya
82.60
11.
Swaziland
81.60
12.
Botswana
81.20
13.
Zambia
80.60
14.
Cape Verde
76.60
15.
Tunisia
74.30
16.
Egypt
71.40
17.
Rwanda
70.40
18.
Algeria
69.90
19.
Tanzania
69.40
20.
Madagascar
68.90
21.
Nigeria
68.00
22.
Cameroon
67.90
23.
Djibouti
67.90
24.
Angola
67.40
25.
Congo, Democratic Republic of the
67.20
26.
Uganda
66.80
27.
Gabon
63.20
28.
Malawi
62.70
29.
Sudan
61.10
30.
Togo
60.90
31.
Burundi
59.30
32.
Eritrea
58.60
33.
Ghana
57.90
34.
Liberia
57.50
35.
Comoros
56.50
36.
Morocco
52.30
37.
Mauritania
51.20
38.
Cote d’Ivoire
48.70
39.
Central African Republic
48.60
40.
Mozambique
47.80
41.
Mali
46.40
42.
Ethiopia
42.70
43.
Guinea-Bissau
42.40
44.
Gambia, The
40.10
45.
Senegal
39.30
46.
Somalia
37.80
47.
Sierra Leone
35.10
48.
Benin
34.70
49.
Guinea
29.50
50.
Niger
28.70
51.
Chad
25.70
52.
Burkina Faso
21.80

Information on literacy, while not a perfect measure of educational results, is probably the most easily available and valid for international comparisons. It is impossible to overstate the importance of education especially in Africa. Low levels of literacy, and education in general, can impede the economic development of a country in the current rapidly changing, technology-driven world.
 
Shule gani mnazungumzia? Nadhani wekeni mambo wazi ili tufaham
 
Nathd said:
F*ck a hand that typed those words of yours!! At least we're ourselves. admit it, you always struggle to know how to speak swahili, can you remind me which is your national language? Oops! I guess you don't have one! I guess you should concentrate on your mother's language and stop feeling proud of other people's language.
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Did you say we are struggling to know how to speak Swahili?? you're so stupid I guess ,for your information wakenya hawajajifunza kiswahili kutoka kwa watanzania ,rudi kwenye vitabu ukasome chimbuko la kiswahili acha kuonekana kama mjinga hapa .Leo hii tukaenda kufanya mtihani wa kiswahili lugha I bet nitakushinda mbali sana usisahau fasihi pia.usijidai eti Swahili ni chenyu ,kilichimbuka Tanzania vile kilichimbuka Kenya na lahaja inayotumika unajua ni kimvita
 
fala mwingine anasema ati elimu ya Tanzania iko ju kuliko ya Kenya !! nenda ukangalia universities ranking 2016 na uone Kenya imeweka ngapi kwa top 100 in Africa na Tanzania wametoa ngapi ndio urudi uchangie hapa
 
kilam said:
Nonsense, what have you produced out of your education other than English speakers?
Kidding yourselves can't make your education better.
Some smart form two student from Tanzania is capable of passing your form four exam.
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Hahahahahhh.... Br si uongee tu kiswahili chetu
 
Raymie Kenya said:
fala mwingine anasema ati elimu ya Tanzania iko ju kuliko ya Kenya !! nenda ukangalia universities ranking 2016 na uone Kenya imeweka ngapi kwa top 100 in Africa na Tanzania wametoa ngapi ndio urudi uchangie hapa
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wewe ni boya tu, who told you we have to rely on someone's ranking? UDSM have been in Top 10 in Africa for centuries, what do u say...?
In fact our education system isn't that Good, but yours is Pathetic.
Mmezalisha wezi wa Kiwango cha juu and uncivilized tribalistic experts,
Kenyan Engineers construct buildings that fall spontaneously hapo nairobi, and you know it.

Keep speaking English...you Thugs.
 
Raymie Kenya said:
firsthand experience my ass!! Kenya's education system has been ranked the best in Africa ,Kenya's level or literacy is 89 ,Uganda 71% and Tanzania 65% .therefore its very ironical for you to insinuate That your students are better than ours when they can't construct a comprehensive sentence in English . 80% of Tanzanian can not differentiate between worry not and worry out. are those the people you're telling me?
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Look at the population level ,don't take the level of literacy and get things blown out of proportion ,Tz is having a largest population among all,definitely the literacy level must vary accordingly .
 
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