Haroun Ali Suleiman
TanzaniapoliticianMale7.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Haroun Ali Suleiman serves as the Minister of State in the President’s Office for Constitution, Legal Affairs, Public Service, and Good Governance in Zanzibar. He recently addressed concerns raised by lawmakers regarding the challenges faced by the new payroll system, acknowledging the initial setbacks while assuring that the government is actively working to resolve the issues. His role involves overseeing the implementation of public service reforms and ensuring effective human resource management.
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Mr Suleiman was responding to questions in the House of Representatives regarding the effectiveness of the Zanzibar Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes Authority.
Zanzibar anti-graft body recovers Sh33 billion, files 54 cases in courtTanzania· 2026-06-19
He was responding to questions from representatives during a House of Representatives sitting in Chukwani, Unguja.
Zanzibar Ethics Commission probes 95 misconduct cases in five yearsTanzania· 2026-02-12
Minister of State in the President’s Office Mr Haroun Ali Suleiman said the institute was established with a vision of achieving international excellence in research that addresses poverty and food insecurity.
Livestock investment boost as Zanzibar unveils research labTanzania· 2026-01-11
Haroun Ali Suleiman returns to the Ministry of Constitution, Civil Service and Good Governance.
Mwinyi appoints new Cabinet, promises efficient governanceTanzania· 2025-11-14
Haroun Ali Suleiman admitted that the payroll system was facing challenges and assured that the government was addressing the issues.
Zanzibar lawmakers decry faulty payroll system causing underpaymentsTanzania· 2025-05-08
Haroun Ali Suleiman admitted that the payroll system was facing challenges and assured that the government was addressing the issues.
Zanzibar lawmakers decry faulty payroll system causing underpaymentsTanzania· 2025-05-08Haroun Ali Suleiman admitted that the payroll system was facing challenges and assured that the government was addressing the issues.
Lawmakers raise alarm as new government payroll system underpays civil servantsTanzania· 2025-05-07