Progress flagged in first 100 days
Tanzania’s government has accelerated its digital connectivity and transformation agenda, reporting significant progress in the first 100 days of President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s renewed mandate.
Updates from the Ministry responsible for information and communications highlighted a renewed focus on expanding digital infrastructure and improving access to services through technology-led programmes. The push is part of a broader effort to strengthen national connectivity, support public service delivery, and advance the country’s digital economy goals.
Focus on infrastructure and services
Officials indicated that work is being prioritised to extend network reach and improve the reliability of digital services, including connectivity for communities and institutions. The digital transformation programme is also aimed at enabling more government processes to move online, improving efficiency and access for citizens.
The developments were reported from Dodoma, with the government positioning digital connectivity as a key enabler for economic activity, innovation, and service delivery across sectors.
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