President Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan has made important leadership appointments to three major national institutions, reinforcing her commitment to strengthening critical sectors of the economy and public service.
The appointments follow the completion of terms by the outgoing leaders, and the new appointees bring extensive experience and expertise to their roles.
Prof. David Homeli Mwakyusa, a distinguished medical professional and former Minister for Health and Social Welfare, has been appointed Chancellor of the Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS).
Known for his leadership in the health sector, Prof. Mwakyusa has a long history of advocating for healthcare reforms and advancing medical education in Tanzania.
His appointment signals a strategic push to enhance academic excellence and research output at MUHAS, positioning the university as a leading institution in health sciences.
Retired Inspector General of Police Said Ally Mwema has been appointed Chairperson of the Board of Directors for Tanzania Standard (Newspapers) Limited (TSN).
Mwema, who led the Tanzanian police force through a period of modernization and reform, brings valuable skills in leadership, administration, and institutional oversight.
His appointment to TSN highlights the government's focus on strengthening the media sector, ensuring it remains credible, innovative, and aligned with national development goals.
Engineer Mussa Bally Natty, a highly regarded civil engineer, has been appointed Chairperson of the Road Fund Board (RFB).
With vast experience in infrastructure development, particularly in road construction and maintenance, Eng.
Natty is expected to guide the RFB in efficiently managing resources and prioritizing sustainable road projects that support economic growth and enhance connectivity across the country.
These appointments reflect President Samia’s commitment to appointing experienced leaders capable of steering national institutions toward greater efficiency and development.
The new appointees are set to drive transformative changes in their respective fields, strengthening Tanzania's infrastructure, healthcare, and media sectors.
