PRESIDENT John Magufuli has ordered the construction company
The President issued the order yesterday when he spoke to
"I'm grateful that the promise I made has started yielding positive results. As long as the contractor has signed the contract, I am ordering him to startimplementing the project immediately by mobilising equipment," President Magufuli said. Dr Magufuli said he will travel to Ruangwa in Lindi to lay the foundation stone for the project.
Prime Minister Majaliwa for his outstanding performance, asking Ruangwa residents to continue trusting and having confidence in him.
"Please continue trusting and having confidence in Mr Majaliwa so that he can continue to work for Ruangwa residents and Tanzanians in general. He has been helping me a lot," President Magufuli said. On his part, Mr Majaliwa thanked President Magufuli for placing ahead Tanzanians' welfare and development in general, including Ruangwa residents.
The construction of Ruangwa-Nanganga stretch falls in the list of presidential promises. "Today is historic day as we have all witnessed what we have all been wishing to see becoming true after President Magufuli made his promise when he toured Ruangwa and other parts of
Premier Majaliwa said one of the unique qualities of President Magufuli is that he is a leader who fulfils his promises. The prime minister spoke highly of the Chinese firm-
On his part, Deputy Minister for Works, Transport and Communications, Dr Elias Kuandikwa explained that the road would have three big bridges and 31 culverts, stressing that the project would be completed within the scheduled timeframe and in conformity with Dr Kuandikwa further explained that other road projects within
Earlier on, the TANROADS Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Eng.
The people heaped much praise on President Magufuli and Prime Minister Majaliwa for spearheading the highly beneficial road project. One of them was Mr Omar Njinji, a driver who operates on the Ruangwa-Masasi route, who said the transportation of people and cargo would be immensely smoothened.
Another driver, Mr Issa Lingonda, said he and his colleagues were delighted because vehicles had been frequently critically damaged due to the bad shape of the road.
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