WHAT TRANSPIRED IN PARLIAMENT EARLY THIS WEEK DURING QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION:
The government has announced early this week in
parliament that, it has put in its plans to employ secondary school teachers in
order ti curb the current shortages of staff in most public secondary schools
in the country. The Deputy Minister of State in President’s office responsible
for Local Government and Regional Administration (TAMISEMI) Josephat Kandege
made the assurance to Members of Parliament from the constituencies with
secondary schools that science teachers will be given priority.
Josephat Kandege
He said that,
the government is looking forward to prepare local science experts to deal with
science related issues including industrial issues bearing in mind the fact that
Tanzania is gearing the industrialization agenda in its quest to become the
middle income economy. The Deputy Minister was responding a question earlier
raised by Masasi legislator Rashid Mohammed Chuachua (CCM) who wanted to know
plans by the government to end once and for all problems of science teachers facing
nine secondary schools which are in his constituency. The government’s call has
come after it had recently announced a total of 52,000 employment opportunities
to be offered countrywide in various sectors which includes health and the
police.
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