DODOMA
President Samia Suluhu Hassan will lead Tanzanians today in marking the National Heroes’ Day at Mashujaa Grounds in Mtumba, the government’s city.
Observed annually on July 25th, Mashujaa Day honors the heroes who bravely fought for the nation.
Dodoma Regional Commissioner Rosemary Senyamule has called on residents to attend the celebrations in large numbers. This is the second time the day is being marked at the new Mashujaa Grounds, where the 110-meter Mashujaa Tower has been constructed.
In last year’s address, President Samia emphasized preserving peace, unity, and solidarity to honor Tanzania’s heroes, stating, “Tanzania is one and indivisible.”
She urged against divisive forces and emphasized the spirit of honoring heroes as a testament to Tanzania’s commitment to its history and culture.
President Samia directed officials to continue supervising the construction of Mashujaa Grounds and Tower, ensuring timely completion and adherence to quality standards. She also instructed the Ministry of Finance to provide funds without delays.
Upon completion, the Mashujaa Tower will be among the tallest in Africa and the grounds will feature international restaurants, conference halls, tourist attractions, a presidential lounge, a heroes' museum, and a tourists' garden, among other facilities.
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