GEITA: THE ruling party CCM in Geita District has issued a stern warning to government officers against leaking official documents for personal or political gain, citing severe consequences for such actions.
The party argues that these leaks undermine leadership and foster conflicts within the management structure.
CCM Geita District Chairman Mr Barnabas Mapande delivered this warning during a recent review meeting at the Geita District Council Chamber, which assessed the performance for the first quarter of the 2024/25 financial year.
Mr Mapande expressed concerns about incidents where sensitive information has been disclosed, stressing that such breaches mislead the public and could lead to significant social, economic and political disruptions.
“Leaking sensitive documents and spreading false information not only creates confusion but also hampers government projects.
Those responsible must be held accountable,” Mr Mapande asserted.
“Leaking sensitive documents and providing false information can create confusion and disrupt government projects.
Those responsible must be held accountable,” Mr Mapande said.
He directed the Geita District Executive Director (DED) to closely monitor government officers and initiate legal and disciplinary actions against those involved in such activities.
Geita District Council Chairman Mr Charles Kazungu also noted that some officers have been obstructing the work of Ward Executive Officers.
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He urged the DED to investigate these issues, starting with Magenge Ward, where he has received specific complaints.
“Some officers, who are supposed to support hardworking Ward Executive Officers, are instead creating obstacles.
This situation must be addressed immediately,” Mr Kazungu emphasised.
In response, Geita District Council Director Mr Karia Rajabu acknowledged the instructions and advice from both CCM leaders and the council chamber
He assured that appropriate measures will be taken to address the issues raised.
