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| The Association of Tanzania Employers (ATE) launched the Female Future Programme in Tanzania. The Programme is formulated to attract more women into management positions, decision making processes and on Corporate Boards. The aim to inspire and challenge women to work harder and deliver upon set organisations goals. |
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Speaking during the Launch of the Programme, Vice-President of the United
Republic of Tanzania H.E Samia Hassan Suluhu said that some businesses
with more women leaders have proved to be more successful than male-
dominated ones.
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The Minister of State PMO for Policy, Parliament, La-
bour, Youth, Employment and PWDs, Hon. Jenista Mhagama, said the
programme would help in promoting talents of women and men in
Tanzania and attain vision 2025 which aims at building a middle in-
come country.
“Currently, Tanzanian unemployment rate stands at 10.3 percent; there- fore, job creation should be a development agenda that the government should focus on,” |
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ATE Chairperson—Hon. Almas Maige (MP)
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ATE Vice Chairperson, Mrs Zuhura Muro
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NHO Ass. Director, Mavis Bhehane
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NMB Managing Director, Ineke Bussemaker
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NHO Female Future Resource, Kjersti
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FKE FF Project Coordinator, Mary Nyaga
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FUE FF Project Coordinator, Fatmah
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Minister Counsellor, Mr. Trygve Bendiksby
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Jubilee Ins. Country Director, George Alande
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