The government has committed its stance to continue
renovating the dilapidated buildings of its designated district hospitals in
line with constructing new hospitals in the country. The deputy minister of
State in President’s office responsible for Local Government and Regional
Administration (TAMISEMI) Josephat Kandege said in parliament early this week
when responding to a question earlier raised by the special seat legislator
Rehema Juma Migila (CUF). The legislator wanted to know when the government
will renovate the dilapidated buildings of the Tabora district hospital which
since it was upgraded has remained with old buildings.
Malima Lubeleje
Responding to the
question, the deputy minister said that, already Tshs. 11 bn/- has been set by
the government to do the work of renovating dilapidated district hospitals’ buildings
in the country and already they have started with 67 hospitals. Another supplementary
question was raised by Mpwapwa legislator Malima Lubeleje (CCM) who also wanted
to know when the government would build a health centre located in Mbori
village which is within his constituency. Responding to this, the deputy
minister noted that, in line with district hospitals, the government has also
set aside money for the construction of new health centres and the renovation
of other 513 health centers and currently has started to work on 210 health
centres.
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