Mabrouk Masasi
Mabrouk Masasi is the Chief Operations Officer of Mofat Company Limited, a Tanzanian firm recently contracted to operate part of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system in Dar es Salaam. He has been actively involved in the recruitment process for over 1,000 jobs as the company prepares for the launch of Phase Two operations, which will enhance the city's public transport infrastructure. Masasi has emphasized the importance of transitioning to automated systems for fare collection and bus management, reflecting a commitment to improving efficiency and commuter satisfaction.
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Mabrouk Masasi, the Chief Operations Officer of Mofat, expressed concerns about the financial losses the company has been incurring since its operations began.
Why solving Mbagala’s transport puzzles holds key for BRT success
Tanzania· 2026-01-28
Mabrouk Masasi, Mofat’s Chief Operations Officer, said the company has been making losses since it began operations.
Bus Rapid Transit monopoly bid sparks backlash from Kilwa Road minibus operatorsTanzania· 2026-01-16
Mabrouk Masasi said the company has been making losses since it began operations.
New developments emerge over Mofat buses and Mbagala daladalaTanzania· 2026-01-16The firm’s chief operations officer Mabrouk Masasi announced a major recruitment exercise for the BRT operations.
BRT Phase 2 launch on as scheduled despite snagsTanzania· 2025-08-21
Mr Mabrouk Masasi is the chief operations officer of Mofat Company Limited and confirmed the recruitment drive for the BRT system.
Dar set for BRT Phase 2 launch as 99 buses head from ChinaTanzania· 2025-07-19
Mabrouk Masasi, the Chief Operating Officer of Mofat, discussed the company's strategies to improve public transport services.
Mwekezaji mwendokasi Mbagala kumaliza kero abiria kupandia madirishaniTanzania· 2025-07-09
Mabrouk Masasi confirmed that the company has already advertised 423 job openings in preparation for the commencement of services on September 1.
New BRT operator puts over 1,000 jobs up for grabsTanzania· 2025-06-22