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Leather skills will be on offer at new college in Tanzania

17/10/2016
Tanzania’s Vocational and Education Training Authority (VETA) has announced plans to construct a training college in Simiyu region in the north of the country early next year.

VETA director of training, Leah Dotto Lukindo, has said the college’s aim will be to enhance the skills of people in the local workforce and to encourage entrepreneurship and the setting up of small and medium enterprises.

Areas of focus will include leather and livestock.



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