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Zanzibar dissatisfied with contractors' performance

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Jesse Mikofu
Zanzibar dissatisfied with contractors' performance
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Zanzibar's Second Vice President Hemed Suleiman Abdulla has expressed dissatisfaction with the slow progress of electricity infrastructure projects. He has directed officials to coordinate with the World Bank to address delays caused by the contractor ZTT.

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Reliable electricity is critical for Zanzibar's ongoing development projects in ports and tourism, making infrastructure delays a significant economic bottleneck.

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Unguja. Zanzibar’s Second Vice President, Hemed Suleiman Abdulla, has expressed the Government’s dissatisfaction with the performance of the contractor responsible for constructing electricity distribution lines from various power sources across Unguja.

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