The Tanzanian Commission for Universities blocks Kenyan Universities from recruiting Tanzanians

The Tanzanian Commission for Universities blocks Kenyan Universities from recruiting Tanzanians

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Hii ni vita baridi ambayo T.Z inapigana na Kenya. Lakini tutaona ni nani atashinda. Hamuezi kushinda Kenya kwenye vita baridi
Nyie ndio mnaoanzisha lakini mnaanguka vibaya sana, mlianzisha gas na ngano lakini saizi zinaingia kwa fujo tena two times than before, hiyo issue ya university vimefungiwa vyuo 19 na course 75 zimefutwa nyie mkiongoza group la makanjanja.
 
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Wanahabari wetu wako macho, jambo lolote likitokea kokote duniani na lina uhusiano na Kenya, watalijua mara moja , si kama wanahabari wenu manangojea hotuba za CCM itaje kitu alafu ndo waripoti kilicho tajwa
 
Wakenya wapumbavu sana. Havijafungiwa vyuo vya Kenya tu. Huu ni uchonganishi wa kipumbavu. Hata kama ingelikua ni wao tu walete vyuo vya kushenzi then tuwaache kwa kua ni wakenya? Pia watz mmekua wapuuzi kwa kua mnashabikia upumbavu. Nugatory.

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This is simply misinformation and hate propaganda! TCU has blacklisted about 19 university colleges. It is no like the move targeted Kenyan University colleges only. Plus, a balanced report should have at least stated reasons why the colleges were blacklisted or show the facilities owned by those colleges. Most of the banned colleges have meagre facilities and operate from residences.
 
Mi hata nilikua sijui kama while za serikali, yani public uni za KU ma JKUAT ziko hadi Tz, niligiri ni Rwanda pekee...

Hamna wasi, most of the time they encounter problems its not because of quality of education but because of standards of Education (even something like organisation of the uni managerial staff - maybe the senior proff of dept of a school ranks higher than a dean or something) ... These Universities use Kenyan standards, it doesn't matter how good or bad they are, from the tanzanian Ministry of Education, they might seem irregular standards so the universities end up being put in same category as other low life university that don't follow the standard set by Tz Ministry of education.
 
This is simply misinformation and hate propaganda! TCU has blacklisted about 19 university colleges. It is no like the move targeted Kenyan University colleges only. Plus, a balanced report should have at least stated reasons why the colleges were blacklisted or show the facilities owned by those colleges. Most of the banned colleges have meagre facilities and operate from residences.
Can you pls right 140 characters mentioning jkua and ku being banned from admitting students in Tz.. And also mention the other unis and see if you can fit all that in complete sentences in 140 characters..

Most kenya news concentrate on the kenyan perspective.... The story is not even out yet, that is just a tweet with the highlight, if the story doesn't mention other universities then and only then can you begin to cry foul
 
Wanahabari wetu wako macho, jambo lolote likitokea kokote duniani na lina uhusiano na Kenya, watalijua mara moja , si kama wanahabari wenu manangojea hotuba za CCM itaje kitu alafu ndo waripoti kilicho tajwa
Sijawahi Luna mkenya kenge kama wewe. Hapo ndipo ulipoishia?

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Hii hapa full story kutoka DN, inataja kwamba hizo uni mbili za kenya zilikua miongoni mwa vyuo vikuu vyengine
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Two Kenyan universities were on Wednesday blocked from admitting new students in Tanzania as their quality of education is questionable.
The Tanzania Commission for Universities listed JKUAT and Kenyatta Universities among 17 institutions that did not meet the threshold.
This was after an investigation last year, a circular from the commission read in part. The campuses are both located in Arusha.
But the directive covers admission of students this September and will not affect continuing learners.
The two universities have to comply with standards before they can be allowed to start admitting students again.
They have previously come under criticism from Kenyan MPs for sinking millions of shillings to open campuses in Rwanda and Tanzania.
Last year, Parliament's Investments committee launched a probe into how the universities set up campuses in the two countries without approval from the Commission of University Education.
The committee questioned the decision by Kenyatta University to invest more than Sh370 million to open up a campus in Rwanda without necessary approval.
Committee chairman Adnana Keynana questioned how KU management purchased buildings in Kigali in readiness for student intake yet the undertaking had not been approved by the National Treasury as required.
Read: Kenyatta University put to task over Sh370m Rwanda campus
Last year, JKUAT admitted losing Sh27 million to a director of its Rwanda campus.
The university told the committee how Anthony Luvanda swindled them in the guise of purchasing land for the Kigali campus.

KU, JKUAT blocked from admitting students in Tanzania over quality
 
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