A monitoring visit by the Political Committee of the Chama Cha Mapinduzi Party (CCM) has begun in Kilolo District to verify the implementation of the party's program, said Daudi Yassin, chairman of the regional branch of the CCM in Iring. Such events are aimed at monitoring the compliance of government development programs with the stated targets.
Speaking after the Political Committee visited and inspected development projects, including the new Nguruhe Secondary School and the construction of the Vocational Technical School (VETA) in Kilolo, Daudi noted that the committee members were satisfied with the quality of these facilities and stressed the importance of their careful use by citizens. He said that the government has invested heavily in the education sector, building new schools, dormitories, laboratories and vocational schools, which are aimed at expanding educational opportunities and training young people as future specialists.
«Since the CCM oversees the activities of the government and the implementation of its program, we must make sure that the projects really improve the lives of the population. We highly appreciate the quality of the new educational institution in Nguruha and expect that citizens will take care of it for future generations», Daudi said. He added that investments in education are the foundation of the nation's development, because thanks to these schools, children will have the opportunity to become leaders, doctors, engineers, teachers and other specialists who will build the country.
For his part, the head of the region, Heri James, said that the government continues to invest in improving the educational infrastructure in all areas of the region, building new schools, dormitories, laboratories and other important facilities. He noted that Nguruhe High School was built to reduce overcrowding at Makwema High School, as well as to reduce the distance that students had to travel to get an education. «The government has allocated more than 200 TSh million to ensure the construction of this school and provide services to children in these areas. The goal is to bring educational services closer to citizens and provide students with the best learning conditions», said Heri James.
The project report, read out by Newas Mtenga, the principal of Makwema High School, stated that Nguruhe High School (registration number S.8667) has five teachers and 68 students who have transferred from Makwema High School. Earlier, Nguruhe Village Chairman Martin Kifiyasi thanked the government of the sixth phase under the leadership of President Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan for the successful construction of the school, noting that this solved the problem of a large number of students at Makwema Secondary School, where more than 600 people studied.
In addition to the school, the Political Committee also inspected the construction of the Vocational Technical School (VETA) in Kilolo County, which is being built at a cost of 1.6 TSh billion. According to a report submitted by Kilolo Alto County School Quality Inspector S. Kinunda, the government has received more than 777 TSh million for construction, of which more than 608 million has already been disbursed, and the facility is 76% ready. The trip will continue in all districts of the Trang region to visit and inspect development projects.
