The Uhuru Torch has approved all eight development projects it inspected in Temeke District, Dar es Salaam Region, with no project rejected during its 2026 nationwide run.
On April 15, 2026, the Uhuru Torch passed projects worth TSH 13,664,218,741, reflecting ongoing government efforts to improve infrastructure, social services, and economic opportunities for citizens.
Temeke was the third district in Dar es Salaam Region to receive the Uhuru Torch this year, as the national symbol of unity, freedom, and development continued its journey across the country.
Among the approved projects is the Home City Economic Investment Project in Chang’ombe Ward, which is expected to boost local investment and create economic opportunities for residents.
The Uhuru Torch also inspected and approved the construction of a 1.07-kilometre Mwakalinga Road in Chang’ombe Ward.
The project is expected to improve transport services, ease movement, and support business activities in the area.
In the health sector, the Uhuru Torch visited the newborn care services project for infants aged 0–28 days at Yombo Vituka Health Centre.
The facility aims to strengthen maternal and child health services and improve newborn survival rates.
In Makangarawe Ward, the Uhuru Torch approved a water drilling and distribution project expected to increase access to clean and safe water for households and reduce water challenges in the community.
Security services are set to improve following approval of a new police station in Toangoma Ward, aimed at strengthening safety and law enforcement.
In education, the Uhuru Torch inspected the construction of a four-storey building at Kibonde Maji Secondary School, which will expand learning space and improve education quality as student enrolment increases.
The Torch also launched an anti-corruption club designed to educate and engage youth in promoting integrity, accountability, and transparency in society.
In addition, it visited a brick-making project run by Fevmaz Hero Group in Chamazi Ward, aimed at empowering youth through entrepreneurship and small-scale industrial production.
All eight projects were fully approved after meeting required standards, with no project rejected.
After completing its Temeke visit, the Uhuru Torch continues its journey in Dar es Salaam Region. On April 16, 2026, it is expected in Ubungo District, where it will inspect, launch, and lay foundation stones for various development projects.
The Uhuru Torch continues to promote unity, accountability, and development across Tanzania under the national slogan: “Tanzania is ours all, let us unite together for development.”
