Tanzania, Aug. 3 -- Dar es Salaam. As thousands of young Tanzanians prepare to leave colleges and universities this year, education experts and youth development advocates are warning that a degree alone is no longer enough to secure employment in an increasingly competitive and technology-driven labour market.

The warning comes as many graduates continue to enter the job market with expectations that do not match the realities of available opportunities, while others attempting to earn a living through online businesses and freelancing struggle to establish strong professional brands.

Speaking during the Career Development Project Summit 2026 organised by Save Youths Dreams Foundation, Project Manager Winny Kaaya said there was a growi...