Ulega warns negligent, corrupt TEMESA employees

DODOMA: MINISTER for Works, Mr Abdallah Ulega has warned on the acts of negligence and corruption amongst employees on the Tanzania Engineering and Manufacturing Services Agency (TEMESA), saying such malpractices might undermine all the nice work the company has accomplished.

Speaking to the TEMESA administration and regional managers in Dodoma lately, Mr Ulega stated that the federal government was decided to make TEMESA the main establishment for servicing each authorities and personal autos.

“We must fight against acts of negligence and corruption. This is the disease that destroys many institutions and we truly need to use all our power to combat it,” he stated.

This was the primary assembly between Minister Ulega and TEMESA since his appointment to the ministry earlier this month.

“Congratulations on starting the new strategy that will enable you to operate commercially by collaborating with the private sector when necessary to serve the community effectively. We at TEMESA must show people that if you pay me, I will deliver the work on time,” stated Ulega.

He additionally counseled establishments such because the Bank of Tanzania (BOT), EWURA, TANESCO and the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) for paying their money owed on time and receiving fast companies, urging different authorities establishments to signal high quality and well timed service contracts with TEMESA to assist the company scale back its money owed.

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Mr Ulega defined that over 67.4bn/- has been used up to now three years of President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s administration to construct six new ferries, restore seven ferries and develop ferry infrastructure, together with docking amenities and passenger buildings on Lake Victoria and the Indian Ocean.

The Minister used the assembly to applaud the continuing restore of car workshops throughout the nation, stressing that these repairs ought to be accompanied by a change in mindset, experience and the adoption of scientific and technological improvements to enhance effectivity and effectiveness of their duties.

Meanwhile, the Deputy Permanent Secretary of the ministry, Dr Charles Msonde, spoke in regards to the significance of collaboration amongst establishments within the Ministry of Works to share experiences and obtain the anticipated success for the residents and the nation as an entire.