The Tanzanian government has decided to stop extending the contract for the 220kv Songea-Masasi power line project.This decision comes after a review of the contractor's performance and adherence to project timelines.The move aims to ensure efficient use of public funds and timely completion of the infrastructure development.The power line project is part of broader efforts to enhance electricity distribution across the country.Officials emphasized that the decision is based on thorough evaluations and is intended to promote accountability and transparency in public works.

Other recent news includes the launch of the NBC Dodoma Marathon, Tanzania's success in mining, and honors for Tanzanians in global scholarship programs.The government continues to focus on economic growth, infrastructure development, and regional cooperation.