LET'S MAKE THE MOST OF INNOVATION WEEK TANZANIA 2022

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As Tanzania prepares to mark this year’s Innovation Week, we should ensure we act on the promises that are often made throughout the entire celebrations, only then will we be able to truly see the fruits of the young creative minds.

Innovation comes with many different facets that can be appreciated in their own uniqueness. We have people who are creative in the field of academia; they think of simper ways to made education easily accessible. Today there are many online platforms that offer academic materials, some at no cost. These are some of the many examples of just how important and beneficial innovation is to the everyday life of a Tanzania, as such, calling for support to innovators is for the greater good. There are innovators in the fashion field who on a regular basis come up with very sophisticated fashion designs, some that even defy the laws of physics. These should also be given a chance to thrive within their discipline. They design outfits that go beyond Tanzanian borders, hence promoting the local innovation inherent in the country.

LET'S MAKE THE MOST OF INNOVATION WEEK TANZANIA 2022

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