ZANZIBAR, Aug. 17 -- ZANZIBAR government has officially introduced the use of a national addressing system, a move, which is expected to enhance economic growth, strengthen public safety and expand access to essential services.

Speaking during the launching, Zanzibar Second Vice-President, Hemed Suleiman Abdulla, said the system will help citizens to locate and access key facilities including health centres, markets, shops and other services.

He explained that the event also marked the start of issuing digital residential identification letters, which will allow citizens to be reached wherever they are.

“This system is a milestone for service delivery and will greatly simplify how people access government and social services,R...