Public service salaries in Tanzania a cruel jok

Head of Public Relations & Promotions of Social Security Regulatory Authority (SSRA), Mrs. Sarah Kibonde Msika (left) inviting delegates from Public Service Commissions of Zimbabwe & TanzaniaHead of Public Relations & Promotions of Social Security Regulatory Authority (SSRA), Mrs. Sarah Kibonde Msika making presentation regarding Social Security Sector in Tanzania.
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Kenyans are up in arms at what they see as outrageous expenditure on the public sector pay. There have been demonstrations, most colourfully and famously against MPs (complete with pigs and animal blood sprinkled infront of Parliament).

>Employees of some public institutions had by yesterday still not received their July salaries, The Citizen has learnt.

The PSPF has received the Golden award for Quality and Business Prestige from the Association Otherways Management and Consulting based in Paris, France in recognition of her achievements in areas of Innovation, Quality Commitment and Excellence.The award was received on behalf of PSPF by Ambassador Modest J. Mero, Permanent Representative of Tanzania to UN, at the ceremony held at Hotel Intercontinental in Geneva on 23 November 2015.

Public service must be above suspicion
IPPmedia
The festive season is fast approaching, and people across the globe are looking forward to celebrating Christmas and the New Year. This is also the time Tanzanians have just marked 53 years of Tanganyika's independence, when the last governor of what is ...

 After a very hot debate on the Tegeta escrow account in the National Assembly in Dodoma last month, Members of Parliament reached a compromised situation and drew up parliamentary resolutions that were then forwarded to President Jakaya Kikwete for implementation.

Kikwete to Open Public Service Forum
AllAfrica.com
President Jakaya Kikwete is expected to grace the twelfth forum of the Commonwealth Heads of African Public Service to be held in Dar es Salaam. The forum is aimed at addressing various challenges that the public service sector faces in African countries.

While Tanzania is one of the countries highly rated by the World Bank assessment of the performance of African governments on quality of the country’s policies and institutional progress, it still has a lot to improve mainly on public sector management.

Tibaijuka: A tale of exemplary public service
Daily News
WHEN parliament debated the budget for the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Human Settlements Development on May 28, this year, voices were heard to the effect that Honourable Halima Mdee had tabled an excellent opposition speech as the shadow ...