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The building of the new two-storey building of the Office of the President-President's Office is built in 80%.
These have been identified earlier in the city here by the Secretary General of President TAMISEMI's Office, Joseph Nyamhanga examined the development of these offices.
He said the construction of the building has now been completed by 80 percent and is expected to be completed on May 30 this year for the leaders and ministers of the ministry to move to June 1 this year.
Nyamhanga said the migration is due to the fact that the basic items in the building will be completed and the small completion of the completion of the work will continue while your staff are in the building.
"At the moment the construction of our two ghrofa building has been completed by almost 80 percent and it should be completed by the end of this month, so that from June, then officials and experts are required to enter because all the basic items will be completed."
In addition, Nyamhanga used the opportunity to call on the working class to work at night and day in order to complete the construction on time and the required quality.
The Ministry of Tamisemi was one of the three ministries whose buildings were not completed due to the decision to build an apartment using an account force system.
However, due to the imperfection of the construction of the building, President John Magufuli ordered all ministries regardless of the completeness of their buildings.
President Magufuli said: “You have explained (Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa) that some of the incomplete buildings are one of the TAMISEMI building, they decided to build a building that delayed them.
“But the day of the office you mentioned on Monday (yesterday) and he (Minister Solomon Jafo) should stay in his same building, stay in it, so that from Monday the government should move to their office. So the seats should be moved so that poor people come here, so that MPs who come to find the road, come here.
“Unless we do, we will stay with the buildings, the offices will be and I will do it, looking for him (George-Minister of Service). I want what we have promised to do.
As a result, the Minister and his deputies, chief secretaries and specialists obeyed the order by moving to the services that were used to store construction materials.
The building of the new two-storey building of the Office of the President-President's Office is built in 80%.
These have been identified earlier in the city here by the Secretary General of President TAMISEMI's Office, Joseph Nyamhanga examined the development of these offices.
He said the construction of the building has now been completed by 80 percent and is expected to be completed on May 30 this year for the leaders and ministers of the ministry to move to June 1 this year.
Nyamhanga said the migration is due to the fact that the basic items in the building will be completed and the small completion of the completion of the work will continue while your staff are in the building.
"At the moment the construction of our two ghrofa building has been completed by almost 80 percent and it should be completed by the end of this month, so that from June, then officials and experts are required to enter because all the basic items will be completed."
In addition, Nyamhanga used the opportunity to call on the working class to work at night and day in order to complete the construction on time and the required quality.
The Ministry of Tamisemi was one of the three ministries whose buildings were not completed due to the decision to build an apartment using an account force system.
However, due to the imperfection of the construction of the building, President John Magufuli ordered all ministries regardless of the completeness of their buildings.
President Magufuli said: “You have explained (Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa) that some of the incomplete buildings are one of the TAMISEMI building, they decided to build a building that delayed them.
“But the day of the office you mentioned on Monday (yesterday) and he (Minister Solomon Jafo) should stay in his same building, stay in it, so that from Monday the government should move to their office. So the seats should be moved so that poor people come here, so that MPs who come to find the road, come here.
“Unless we do, we will stay with the buildings, the offices will be and I will do it, looking for him (George-Minister of Service). I want what we have promised to do.
As a result, the Minister and his deputies, chief secretaries and specialists obeyed the order by moving to the services that were used to store construction materials.

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