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Afromusing blogs about the launch of Believe-Begin-Become program in Tanzania: “The programs’ goal is to support the youth in entrepreneurial pursuits by providing training, networking, and mentoring through technoserve and in partnership with the government. The plans they are looking for through business plan competitions in Tanzania, ought to be fundable and workable.”
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Tanzania: Believe Begin and Become statements are misleading and do not reflect to Business management and leadership statements.. However statements like PLAN-ACT-EXECUTE is the correct wording for which directs people and organizations to have cognitive skills in planning, acting and executing business endeavors efficiently
Temba
Hi all,
I would like to join the team for better prospects but I still need more info about bbbtz.
thank you
Hi, bbbtz;
The idea is very interesting, ecsp. that one has to write about one crude idea n i believe people has so many IDEAS. Go tz GO!
N this other fiend’s remark that bbb is misleading is kind of baseless.Let us concetrate on the theme.
Regrds;
Patrick
the iniative is good,and it has come at the right time,the problems with tanzanians is RIGIDITY,we are used to feed on one tree,fruits are finished now,but the gut to go out and find someother means to feed is cuffed. ie EDUCATION.i urgue u to conduct this iniative bering in mind that we need more education.BIG UP U GUYS.Tanzanians are not like kenyans nor ugandans who are real smart in business.
I am the students in Tumaini University at Iringa Universiry College.
I wishe to join the bbbtz,
The Idea is very interesting and it have promising Future.
I am also the founder of the FUTURE LEADERS CLUB Which is about to begin in Tumaini University at Iringa.
We have many Idea in common with bbbtz programm.
These ideas inclide learning how to become effective project planner and implimantation of the projects planned by club members
Please.
We are ready to send more information about our club.
Please we like to know more about you keep in touch with us.
GOD BLESS YOU FOR REMEMBER TANZANIAN.
bbb competition is very goog and most challenging. I believe the results you will receive, you will nave hard time to select the best that will meet all selection criteria. Best wishes.
MAGANGA TCCIA KIGOMA
hello!
the idea behind is good.we need creative thinkers and innovertors in bussiness sphere.we are tired of what can be termed as bussiness ‘photocopy’.
it is to my hope that the youth shall benefit and hence the country become full of interprenours