Tanzania’s infrastructure development is significantly supported by three key agencies: TANROADS, TEMESA, and the Tanzania Airports Authority (TAA). TANROADS, established in 2000, manages approximately 35,000 km of roads, including trunk and regional networks, focusing on maintenance, development, and safety to enhance socioeconomic growth . TEMESA, the Tanzania Mechanical and Engineering Services Agency, oversees the maintenance of ferries and marine vessels, ensuring safe and efficient water transport across the country .
Meanwhile, the TAA, founded in 1999, is responsible for operating and developing airports in mainland Tanzania, aiming to provide high-quality services and facilities for passengers and cargo, thereby contributing to the nation’s economic development . Together, these agencies play a pivotal role in enhancing Tanzania’s transportation infrastructure, fostering connectivity, and supporting economic. TANROADS, TEMESA, and the Tanzania Airports Authority (TAA) each play a vital role in modernizing and maintaining Tanzania’s transport infrastructure.
TANROADS focuses on road construction and maintenance, crucial for connecting remote areas and facilitating trade and mobility within the country. TEMESA ensures that government-owned mechanical assets, such as ferries, vehicles, and electrical systems, are effectively serviced and operational, playing a key role in public service delivery and marine transportation. TAA manages and develops airports to international standards, supporting both domestic and international air travel. Collectively, these institutions contribute to Tanzania’s broader development goals by improving access, safety, and efficiency across road, air, and marine transportation sectors.
Job vacancies at TANROADS, TEMESA & TAA
The Institute’s is looking to hire individuals to fill new vacant Position:
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