Mokaze
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Alas, don't let the cat out of bag. It is horrible.🤔🤔 . In this way Kenyans live in hardships. Very sorry.
Habari ndio hii hapa
Kenyans 3rd Most Taxed Citizens in Africa- OECD Report 2018
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The number of classrooms were too low, especially in rural areas, often causing 100-200 students to be in one classroom, and at ten government schools, there was only one teacher to teach them.[12] Teacher to student ratio was, on average, 1:51, and textbook to student ratio was about 1:10 (as of 2018). Tanzania has plans to employ around 10,000 primary school teachers this year and is trying to focus on their credentialsToa blah blah hapa, nimeshakupa kubwa
Kenya mambururaAliyewalaani keshakufa 😥
The number of classrooms were too low, especially in rural areas, often causing 100-200 students to be in one classroom, and at ten government schools, there was only one teacher to teach them.[12] Teacher to student ratio was, on average, 1:51, and textbook to student ratio was about 1:10 (as of 2018). Tanzania has plans to employ around 10,000 primary school teachers this year and is trying to focus on their credentials
Tanzania's school system is catered towards the wealthy.[7] Less than 30 percent of students achieve secondary education, and the language barrier between primary and secondary education is much of the issue. The language of education for primary school is Kiswahili while the language of secondary school is English. Many children have no prior experience with English, and there is typically no free extra or private help available. The country has been considering whether to standardize the language of instruction for the whole educational system. Around 60 percent of all teachers are under qualified, there is a lack of incentive and instructional materials, and many of the public schools are located in extremely poor areas. Private primary schools are very few, and they are English medium and expensive.[1] Private secondary schools are also costly, more so even, but they often have a higher demand because children who do not pass the Primary School Leaving Exam after Standard 7 exam cannot enroll in a government secondary school. Private schools have smaller class sizes and better resources but charge tuition of around TSh 1.5 to 2 million per year, which is not feasible for the majority of families. The government is attempting to standardize the delivery of education and lower costs.
Nadhani hii habari ni ya zamani kidogo maana kwa sasa wanafunzi wengi wanaomaliza darasa la 7 wanajiunga kidato cha kwanza. Shule nyingi za kata zimejengwa ambazo zimeongeza idadi ya wanafunzi wanaodahiliwa. Pia kupunguzwa kwa ufaulu form 2 kwenda form 3 kumeongeza idadi ya wanafunzi wanaomaliza form 4.Tanzania's school system is catered towards the wealthy.[7] Less than 30 percent of students achieve secondary education, and the language barrier between primary and secondary education is much of the issue. The language of education for primary school is Kiswahili while the language of secondary school is English. Many children have no prior experience with English, and there is typically no free extra or private help available. The country has been considering whether to standardize the language of instruction for the whole educational system. Around 60 percent of all teachers are under qualified, there is a lack of incentive and instructional materials, and many of the public schools are located in extremely poor areas. Private primary schools are very few, and they are English medium and expensive.[1] Private secondary schools are also costly, more so even, but they often have a higher demand because children who do not pass the Primary School Leaving Exam after Standard 7 exam cannot enroll in a government secondary school. Private schools have smaller class sizes and better resources but charge tuition of around TSh 1.5 to 2 million per year, which is not feasible for the majority of families. The government is attempting to standardize the delivery of education and lower costs.
Ahsante sana kijibabu kwa ukarimu wako lakini hatuhitaji udikteta huku.
Kuhusu elimu bure, ilianzishwa na serikali ya Kibaki.Hapo kwenu imeanzishwa juzi na kikwete
Wewe si ulifika darasa la saba? Mbona walikwambia uandike insha kuhusu mlima Kilimanjaro ukasema uliibiwa na wakenya!?Naona ulienda kuokota habari [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]pole kwa kupewa moja kubwa
Wewe si ulifika darasa la saba? Mbona walikwambia uandike insha kuhusu mlima Kilimanjaro ukasema uliibiwa na wakenya!?
Watanzania wa siku hizi kwenye jukwaa hili ni ovyo kupindukia. Watz wazalendo kama Mwanzi1 na Toyota escudo walikuwa wanajibu hoja kwa hoja. Sio huu upupu predictable.
Njoo unifurushe. Subutu.Hamia kenya talk
Njoo unifurushe. Subutu.
Hujawaambia freshi hapo 😂😂They have a bigger population and all the resources yet they don't pay taxes. Kazi ni kushinda hapa JF kupiga domo and yapping Kenya this Kenya that. Bure kabisa
Hehehe.. Ungemwambia aende nairaland akutane na kazikazi huko. Wanamuita k*mamoto. Kenyans bana!Hamia kenya talk
Hehehe.. Ungemwambia aende nairaland akutane na kazikazi huko. Wanamuita k*mamoto. Kenyans bana!