Tanzania goverment plan to employ new 44807 public servants financial year 2019/2020.
It will also conduct a review of public servants at the local government authorities in effort to ensure proper use of available manpower in the public service.Read in Swahili here
The revelation was made yesterday by the Minister of State in the President’s Office (Public Service and Good Governance), George Mkuchika while tabling ministerial budget estimates for 2019/2020.
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The minister asked the legislature to approve Sh 683,543,960,617 whereby Sh 483,676,705,000 is for recurrent expenditure while Sh 199,867,255,617 is for development.
Proposed new employment opportunities include 13,526 teachers, 9,467 health workers, 3,725 police officers, 2,141 agriculture, livestock and fisheries officers, 500 fire officers, 685 prison wardens and 1,262 in other fields.
“The government will also promote 290,625 public servants as it also reviews accumulated salary arrears of 21,683 servants totalling Sh 50.76 billion,” he said.
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The government will also review 2,000 wealth declarations by public officils in a continuous process that requires denominated leaders to fill declaration forms for wealth and debt, he stated.
The process is now online following completion of an electronic management system for the ethics secretariat, the minister affirmed.
Mkuchika also declared that the government is working on plans for separation of powers and duties for around 100 public institutions including ministries, departments, agencies and others.
In the coming financial year, the Public Service Salary board will conduct a study on salaries paid to security agencies and advice the government on how best to motivate them.
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On the Tanzania Social Action Fund (TASAF), the minister said the fund will in the new financial year conduct registration of poor households in 4,408 villages in 1,189 wards, targeting 355,000 households in the first phase.
Tabling committee views, the deputy chairperson of Parliamentary Committee on Administration and Local Governments, Venance Mwamoto (Kilolo, CCM) urged the government to consider increasing salaries for public servants for them to cope with the rising cost of living.
“We are witnesses that the government has not increased public servants’ pay for three years now,” the MP asserted.
It will also conduct a review of public servants at the local government authorities in effort to ensure proper use of available manpower in the public service.Read in Swahili here
The revelation was made yesterday by the Minister of State in the President’s Office (Public Service and Good Governance), George Mkuchika while tabling ministerial budget estimates for 2019/2020.
Read Also=>>>Scholarships For Tanzanian To Study Abroad | Apply Here
The minister asked the legislature to approve Sh 683,543,960,617 whereby Sh 483,676,705,000 is for recurrent expenditure while Sh 199,867,255,617 is for development.
Proposed new employment opportunities include 13,526 teachers, 9,467 health workers, 3,725 police officers, 2,141 agriculture, livestock and fisheries officers, 500 fire officers, 685 prison wardens and 1,262 in other fields.
Read Also=>>>Teachers Job Opportunities In Zanzibar (Arts &Science)
The government will also review 2,000 wealth declarations by public officils in a continuous process that requires denominated leaders to fill declaration forms for wealth and debt, he stated.
The process is now online following completion of an electronic management system for the ethics secretariat, the minister affirmed.
Mkuchika also declared that the government is working on plans for separation of powers and duties for around 100 public institutions including ministries, departments, agencies and others.
In the coming financial year, the Public Service Salary board will conduct a study on salaries paid to security agencies and advice the government on how best to motivate them.
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On the Tanzania Social Action Fund (TASAF), the minister said the fund will in the new financial year conduct registration of poor households in 4,408 villages in 1,189 wards, targeting 355,000 households in the first phase.
Tabling committee views, the deputy chairperson of Parliamentary Committee on Administration and Local Governments, Venance Mwamoto (Kilolo, CCM) urged the government to consider increasing salaries for public servants for them to cope with the rising cost of living.
“We are witnesses that the government has not increased public servants’ pay for three years now,” the MP asserted.

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