THE government has
enough budget to improve social services including water, education, and
health in the country, CCM National Executive Committee (NEC) Central
Committee (CC) member Kassim Majaliwa has said.
The Premier made
the revelation in Rombo District, Kilimanjaro Region, yesterday in a
campaign to ask the residents vote their party candidates in the coming
general election slated for 28 October this year.
In his entourage,
Mr Majaliwa at Holili market campaigned for CCM Presidential candidate,
Dr John Magufuli, Rombo Constituency aspirant, Prof Adolf Mkenda and
several others vying for councillorship posts.
He assured them
that if CCM candidates would be elected, the government would improve
their social services according to the party's 2020-2025 election
manifesto.
"I therefore urge
you to vote in CCM candidates who will be able to work together and
bring development, make better use of your votes by choosing good
leaders who in fact, are from CCM," he said.
"We are asking all
your votes to go to Dr Magufuli and all other CCM candidates for better
development in sectors like education that would enable the country to
have more experts," he pointed out.
Equally, Mr
Majaliwa noted that their party's presidential candidate, Dr Magufuli is
a good hardworking leader and God fearing, meaning that he is focused
to bring them development.
Speaking on water
crisis in Holili, Mr Majaliwa said the government has already issued
1.5bn/- that would be spent to bring them water from Lake Chala.
"Also, the government has implemented the Njoro II water project in Tarakea, spending about 200m/-," he said.
At Ngareni village,
he said the government has spent 812.4m/- to finance the construction
of a 75,000 liter- water tank that distributes water to 15 water points
and would continue improving it.
In a bid to ensure
adequate supply of clean and safe water to all residents in Rombo, he
said in July this year the government dissolved the Kill Water Company
and established the Rombo Water Supply and Sanitation Authority (ROWASA)
to further improve their services.
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