Tanzania's Sh23.9 Billion Irrigation Project Urged for Timely Completion by CCM Official Kihongosi

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IRINGA: CHAMA Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) Secretary for Ideology, Propaganda and Training Kenani Kihongosi has directed the contractor responsible for the Sh23.9bn Mgambalenga irrigation project to complete the scheme within the agreed timeframe, warning that no further extensions will be approved. Kihongosi issued the directive during an inspection visit to the project site at Mtandika Village in Ruaha Mbuyuni Ward, Kilolo District, where he expressed concern over delays affecting t

Kenani Kihongosi, CCM Secretary for Ideology, Propaganda, and Training, has directed contractors of the Sh23.9 billion Mgambalenga irrigation project in Iringa, Tanzania, to complete the scheme within the agreed timeframe. During an inspection visit, Kihongosi expressed concern over delays, emphasizing that farmers have waited too long for the project's benefits. He warned that further extensions would not be granted and stressed the need for accelerated work. The project, located in Kilolo District, is expected to significantly increase irrigated farmland from 150 to 1,700 hectares, benefiting over 1,100 farmers directly and supporting more than 38,000 residents. Kihongosi reiterated that public investments must deliver tangible results and value for money. He also appealed to the Water Minister for additional water access interventions in the district, leading to a Sh500 million allocation for boreholes and infrastructure rehabilitation.

CCM official Kihongosi's directive for timely completion of a major irrigation project underscores the government's focus on agricultural development and efficient resource utilization.

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