Ministers face Magufuli’s ire over failure to install oil flow meters

Tanzanians have widely hailed President John Magufuli’s Cabinet announced yesterday as well-thought and cost-saving, while some saw it as lacking in a balanced sharing of posts between Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar. Political analysts, politicians and economists who spoke with The Citizen said they expected more efficiency in the new Cabinet which is a half that of former President Jakaya Kikwete.

President John Pombe Magufuli’s Cabinet of 34 members which he unveiled yesterday is the smallest in 20 years.

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The year 2020 has confirmed to the whole world that one of the most important and toughest portfolios to hold in a government is that of a Minister of Health.

In Africa, our health ministers have been at the forefront of the fight against the Corona Virus pandemic and with support from the Africa Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, there's hope of Africans rising from this pandemic, scathed but stronger.

Primary among the roles of a health minister are overseeing the formulation of...

The move has not been heartily welcome by many members who have expressed their dissatisfaction, describing the move as a waste of time and taxpayers’ money.

>All power consumers will in the next three years be using the postpaid electric meters, Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco) Managing Director Felchesmi Mramba, has said.