Deputy Minister for Works, Eng. Godfrey Kasekenya, has called on staff at the Ministry of Works to perform their duties with professionalism, integrity, and dedication, aligning their work with the Sixth Phase Government’s vision of delivering real benefits to Tanzanians.
Speaking at the closing of the Ministry’s Staff Council meeting in Dodoma today, Eng. Kasekenya urged employees to avoid corruption and misuse of office resources.
“Work with professionalism to achieve government goals and deliver results for citizens,” he said.
He also emphasized the importance of maintaining mental and physical well-being through exercise and legitimate income sources, encouraging staff to remain motivated and continuously improve their skills.
Earlier, the Ministry’s Deputy Permanent Secretary, Dr. Charles Msonde, said the meeting provided a platform for staff to raise concerns, discuss responsibilities and welfare, and find solutions to workplace challenges.
Dr. Msonde highlighted discussions on investment and entrepreneurship, noting that even employees with modest salaries can enhance their financial standing and become successful investors.
The meeting also addressed healthy nutrition, stress management, and overall well-being to promote effective service delivery.
Council members reviewed strategies for road and bridge construction, infrastructure rehabilitation, private sector engagement, and road protection through improved weighbridge systems.
The two-day meeting, which began yesterday, concluded today with a review of the Ministry’s 2026/2027 budget proposals.
Participants also inspected ongoing construction projects at the Ministry’s offices and TANROADS offices at Mtumba and Njedengwa in Dodoma, expressing satisfaction with the progress.
