Treasury Registrar's Office Urges Public Institutions to Utilize Sabasaba Trade Fair to Showcase Government Services.



The Treasury Registrar’s Office has called on public institutions to use the 49th Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF), popularly known as Sabasaba, as a platform to showcase the services offered by the Government.


Speaking on Monday, July 1, 2025, at the Sabasaba grounds, Mr. Sabato Kosuri, Acting Head of the Public Communications Unit at the Treasury Registrar’s Office, said citizens are the rightful owners of public institutions and have the right to know about the investments made on their behalf. He revealed that the Government, through the Treasury Registrar’s Office, has invested a total of TSh 86.25 trillion in public institutions and companies where it holds minority shares.


Out of that amount, TSh 83.33 trillion has been invested in 152 institutions where the Government holds majority shares, while TSh 2.82 trillion has been invested in 56 companies with minority Government shareholding.


Kosuri stated that the Sabasaba trade fair aligns with the vision of H.E. President Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan in enhancing the efficiency of public institutions with the goal of achieving tangible returns on Government investments.


"As aides to the President, we are committed to fostering a culture of accountability because public institutions are owned by the people and therefore are directly accountable to them," he said.


He further emphasized that the participation of the Treasury Registrar’s Office and its supervised institutions at Sabasaba will provide an opportunity for stakeholders and the general public to ask questions and share feedback.


“Let us use Sabasaba as a platform to receive public opinions and inform stakeholders and citizens about the initiatives and achievements of the Sixth Phase Government under H.E. President Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan,” Kosuri said.


He concluded by inviting all stakeholders and the public to visit Pavilion No. 39 of the Treasury Registrar’s Office located at the Kilimanjaro Hall.


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Muslim Hassanali Returns to Politics, Seeks CCM Nomination for Kinondoni Parliamentary Seat.

Image
Muslim Hassanali, who previously contested for the Ilala constituency parliamentary seat in 2015 under the opposition party CHADEMA, has resurfaced in the political arena—this time collecting a nomination form to run for Member of Parliament in Kinondoni under the ruling party, Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM). Hassanali, who later officially joined CCM, now joins a growing list of party members who have declared their intentions and collected nomination forms to seek the party’s endorsement ahead of the upcoming general elections. The process of collecting and returning nomination forms within CCM officially began on June 28, 2025, and is expected to conclude by July 2, 2025. Hassanali’s move signals a potentially competitive race within the party as aspirants vie for various leadership positions.
Read more

EAC Countries Unite to Boost Cross-Border Agroecological Trade: Seven Key Resolutions Adopted in Jinja Conference

Image
By Our Reporter Participants of the Regional Conference on Enhancing Cross-Border Trade in Agroecological Produce within the East African Community (EAC) have issued seven resolutions aimed at boosting this crucial sector for the economies of member states. The week-long conference, held in Jinja, Uganda, brought together stakeholders from government, the private sector, farmers, researchers, and journalists from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, South Sudan, Burundi, and the DRC. Reading the conference resolutions, the General Coordinator of the Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA), Dr. Million Belay, said that about 100 people met and discussed ways to collaborate and advance the vision of agroecological trade within the EAC. “We agreed that every stakeholder should fulfill their responsibilities to ensure accelerated regional economic growth through agroecology. We are calling on governments and all stakeholders to fully implement commitments to eliminate non-tariff ba...
Read more

*Government Launches 15274 Hotline to Ease Access to National ID Information

Image
Dar es Salaam: The Government has urged citizens to use their mobile phones by dialing *15274 to easily access information related to National Identification Cards (NIDA). Speaking today, December 29, 2025, the Minister for Home Affairs, George Simbachawene, said the service will enable citizens to check the status of their National ID cards, including whether the card has been produced or not, with feedback provided within five days. He explained that through this number, citizens will receive important information regarding their National IDs, adding that damaged ID cards are expected to be replaced starting February 2026. “By using this number, you will be able to get information on whether your ID card has been produced. I emphasize that damaged ID cards will be issued in February 2026,” said Minister Simbachawene. The Minister further noted that the Government has put in place a strategy to introduce the use of a single identification card for accessing various government services...
Read more