ARUSHA, March 19 -- THE government has challenged directors of companies in which it holds minority shares to ensure their leadership delivers tangible value for both the State and citizens.

Closing the three-day Minority Interest Forum 2026 (MIF 2026) in Arusha yesterday, Deputy Minister in the Presidents Office – Planning and Investment, Dr Pius Chaya, urged company directors to adopt a results-driven approach in managing firms where the government holds minority stakes.

He stressed that such investments must generate clear and measurable returns and contribute meaningfully to national development.

Dr Chaya said directors must move beyond routine oversight and ensure every Minority Interest Company performs strongly, warning th...