Lyn Frans
In response to the ongoing power rationing issue in the country, President Samia has made a significant move by appointing Dr. James Peter Mataragio as the Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Energy, replacing Athumani Selemani Mbuttuka, whose appointment has been revoked, and he will be assigned other duties.
A statement from the Directorate of Presidential Communications, State House, stated that Dr. Mataragio previously served as the Director General of the Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation.
The shakeup in the Energy Ministry comes amidst the challenges faced by the nation due to persistent power shortages.
The appointment of the new Deputy Permanent Secretary is seen as a strategic step towards addressing the power crisis and improving the efficiency of the Energy Ministry. With the aim of tackling the power rationing problem head-on, the President’s decision is expected to bring fresh perspectives and expertise to the ministry.
The appointment underscores the government’s commitment to finding sustainable solutions to the energy challenges facing the country, of which government announced the rationing will end in March 2024. The new Deputy Permanent Secretary is tasked with working closely with the ministry’s leadership to develop and implement strategies that will alleviate the effects of power rationing on citizens and businesses.
As power rationing continues to impact various sectors of the economy, the appointment of the new official is a clear indication of the government’s determination to prioritize the energy sector and ensure reliable power supply for all citizens. The move is expected to bring about positive changes and improvements in the energy sector, ultimately benefiting the entire nation.
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