Tanzanian President Highlights Nationwide Development Through Anti-Corruption Efforts
In a powerful rally at Nzega grounds, President Samia Suluhu Hassan emphasized how her administration’s robust anti-corruption strategy is driving tangible national progress across multiple sectors.
Addressing thousands of supporters, the President underscored that strategic resource management has enabled significant infrastructure and agricultural development. “If we had allowed corruption to persist, none of our current achievements—such as road construction, water access, hospital upgrades, and farmer support—would exist,” she declared.
Tanzania’s Anti-Corruption Impact: By the Numbers
The country has made remarkable strides in combating corruption, ranking second least corrupt in the East African Community. Recent performance metrics reveal substantial improvements in public sector transparency and resource allocation.
Agricultural Transformation Highlights:
– Tobacco production reached a historic 188,000 tonnes, generating $400 million
– Cotton production doubled from 174,000 to 282,510 tonnes
– Organic cotton in Simiyu Region increased from 64,594 to 140,000 tonnes
Key Development Priorities:
– Expanding water access across rural and urban regions
– Upgrading road infrastructure connecting farms to markets
– Implementing strict financial oversight mechanisms
“What you see today is the result of plugging financial leakages. This is how we are building a better Tanzania together,” President Hassan affirmed, emphasizing the government’s commitment to sustainable national growth through transparent governance.
