Mr Mohamed Raza Hassanali (Uzini)
AN outcry on delays in
implementation of promises by the president to improve roads in rural
areas, and unclear benefits of the e-government/fibre optic prompted
some backbenchers to vote against the 2016/2017 budget estimates
Infrastructure, Communication, and Transport.
Mr Mohamed Raza Hassanali (Uzini), Mr
Omar Seif Abeid (Konde) and Mr Hassan Khamis Hafidh (Welezo) listed
roads earmarked for improvement by President Ali Mohamed Shein during
his first term in office, but have not been implemented to date.
“The people, particularly those engaged
in farming, including clove production, get difficulties in transporting
their harvests. Why delay the work even after the president has pledged
improvements?” the legislators queried.
Mr Simai Mohamed Said (Tunguu) wanted to
know how the government has been benefiting from the e-government/
fibre optic project, including its agreement with the ZANTEL mobile
company
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