Tanzania: New Energy Minister Homera Takes Office, Urges Speed and Professionalism
Tanzania’s newly appointed energy minister, Dr. Juma Zuberi Homera, took office on Thursday, urging ministry officials and staff to work faster and more professionally to improve services in the energy sector.
Homera made the remarks after arriving at the ministry’s offices in Mtumba Government City in Dodoma, following his swearing-in by President Samia Suluhu Hassan at Chamwino State House.
He replaced Deogratius Ndejembi, who was appointed vice president following the resignation of his predecessor.
Deputy Energy Minister Salome Makamba led ministry officials, staff and executives from institutions under the ministry in welcoming Homera.
Addressing staff, Homera stressed the need for efficiency, professionalism and cooperation to improve services and advance the country’s energy sector.
He pledged to work closely with ministry officials and its institutions to build on the sector’s achievements.
Homera also commended progress on energy projects and called for staff support to sustain the pace of implementation.
Makamba assured him of support from ministry officials, staff and executives of its institutions.
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