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Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa has assured that the Tanzanian government is committed to addressing the challenges faced by teachers, particularly concerning salary arrears and overdue promotions.
Speaking at the 19th Annual Conference of the Tanzania Association of Heads of Secondary Schools (TAHOSSA) in Dodoma, he emphasized the importance of teachers in shaping the future of the nation’s education system.
Majaliwa praised President Samia Suluhu Hassan for her recognition of the crucial role teachers play in national development. He noted that ensuring timely payment of teachers’ entitlements, such as clearing salary arrears and facilitating promotions for those who missed out, is a key priority for the government.
“The government is actively working on resolving these issues,” Majaliwa explained, highlighting that efforts are underway to improve teachers’ working conditions and ensure they receive the respect and recognition they deserve. The Prime Minister also assured that qualified teachers who are due for promotion will not be left behind.
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This announcement comes as part of broader government initiatives aimed at improving the quality of education in the country. The government is investing in educational infrastructure, improving teaching resources, and creating a better working environment for educators to help them focus on their primary goal: educating the next generation.
The commitment to clearing salary arrears and promoting deserving teachers reflects a significant step towards stabilizing the teaching profession in Tanzania. Educators, who are vital in molding the future of the nation, are now seeing their welfare recognized as a top priority.
Through these ongoing efforts, the government is sending a clear message that the education sector’s well-being, particularly the welfare of its teachers, is essential for the country’s long-term progress
