Deputy Minister sees quick progress in TSN’s printing plant

DAR ES SALAAM: The Deputy Minister for Information, Culture, Arts and Sports, Hamisi Mwinjuma, has assured the general public that the development of a hyper-modern newspaper printing plant is happening steadily and, quickly, it is going to begin operation.

The good progress in setting up the printing plant was revealed right this moment, March 6, 2025, by the Deputy Minister throughout his go to to the Tanzania Standards Newspapers Company’s headquarters alongside Mandela Road Expressway/TAZARA within the metropolis.

TSN is the writer of the Daily News, SpotiLEO, HabariLEO, Sunday News, and Daily News Digital.

Speaking to the administration and TSN employees, Mwinjuma urged TSN to make sure it successfully communicates authorities initiatives to foster sturdy relations between the federal government and its residents.

The go to aimed to evaluate he progress of the continuing development of a newspaper printing plant on the firm.

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“This year, as you all know, we will conduct the General Elections, hence you are a very important part of this government, and we expect you to be its voice. Therefore, it is our responsibility to ensure that this voice is heard loud and clear, and we will achieve that with all the strength and wisdom that God has given us,” he stated.

Furthermore, Mwinjuma assured TSN that he would attempt to handle the challenges dealing with the corporate to make sure that staff work in a conducive setting. He additionally emphasised the necessity for TSN to work diligently to defend the federal government.

Speaking concerning the printing plant development progress, Mwinjuma acknowledged: “After visiting this project, I am confident that once completed—it is currently at 53.1%—TSN will be a unique institution. It will be self-sustaining and will also provide printing services to other institutions in need. At present, we know that TSN prints its two newspapers through a private entity, a situation we want to end. With the efforts invested by the government, we believe this will soon be achieved.”

For her half, TSN’s Managing Director, Asha Dachi, acknowledged that the corporate’s imaginative and prescient is to be a trusted media outlet. She added that certainly one of TSN’s key duties is to function a bridge between the federal government and the folks, a job the corporate continues to satisfy with professionalism.