The CCM Kigoma branch has urged local councils in the region to address challenges hindering development projects, ensuring they start providing services to citizens. This call was made by Jamal Tamim, Chairman of CCM Kigoma, during a visit to development projects in Buhigwe and Kigoma District. The committee inspected various projects, including the Rusaba Health Center in Buhigwe, which has failed to initiate surgical services due to a lack of water supply.

During the inspection, the committee discovered that the mortuary at Bilate Health Center in Kigoma District has not started operating despite being completed two years ago. The facility requires repainting due to faded paint. Tamim expressed his disappointment with the situation, emphasizing that the government has allocated significant funds for development projects to bring services closer to citizens. He urged local councils to address these challenges promptly.

Tamim also instructed district heads to be stringent in monitoring projects to ensure their completion and the delivery of intended services. He emphasized that it is unacceptable for projects to stall due to solvable issues. The CCM Kigoma branch is determined to ensure that development projects in the region are completed and functional.

The Kigoma District Health Center's Rusaba project has seen the construction of nine buildings at a cost of 770 million Tanzanian shillings. According to Yohana Milinde, Acting Chief Medical Officer of Buhigwe District, some services have started, but surgical services are yet to commence due to the lack of a water supply. Efforts are underway to resolve this issue.

The CCM Kigoma branch's visit to development projects highlights the need for improved project management and coordination. Local councils must prioritize addressing challenges hindering project completion and service delivery. Citizens in the region are eagerly awaiting the completion of these projects.

Development projects in Kigoma region have faced numerous challenges, including delays and incomplete infrastructure. The CCM Kigoma branch's intervention aims to ensure that these projects are completed and provide essential services to citizens. The party is committed to monitoring project progress and holding local authorities accountable.

The CCM Kigoma branch's efforts to address development project challenges in the region are ongoing. Local councils must work to resolve issues hindering project completion and ensure that citizens receive the services they need. The successful completion of these projects will significantly improve the lives of citizens in Kigoma region.

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  • CCM Kigoma urges local councils to address challenges hindering development projects.

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