Hamza Hassan Juma

Hamza Hassan Juma

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Hamza Hassan Juma is a prominent Zanzibari politician serving as the Minister of State in the Second Vice President’s Office. He plays a crucial role in the government’s efforts to enhance the security and integrity of the voter registration process ahead of the October 2025 elections. Mr. Juma has been vocal about the use of modern technology to prevent disruptions during voter registration and has emphasized the importance of citizens actively participating in the democratic process.

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Tanzania Tanzania: Acting Minister in the First Vice-President’s Office, Mr Hamza Hassan Juma, informed the House of Representatives about the government's measures to curb drug trafficking. 7

Ali Yussuf Ali Khadija Haji Khadija Salum Ali Ayoub
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: From classrooms to cartels: How drug dealers are exploiting Zanzibar students

Tanzania Tanzania: Hamza Hassan Juma congratulated the athletes and sponsors at the closing ceremony of the Yas Zanzibar International Marathon. 8

Justus Nyesya Ransisi Kamito Simon Kelenzyo Valentine Chep Rael Mitieka Failuna Abdi Shedrak Damas Boay Maganga Duncan Kipchumba Faith Jeptum Anna Dolomong Dorcas Boniface Innocent Rwetabura
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Yas Marathon delivers Kenyan dominance in half marathon as Tanzanian runners shine in 10km race

Tanzania Tanzania: Mr Hamza Hassan Juma revealed that the volume of illicit drugs seized in 2025 dropped to 533.552 kilograms. 7

Machano Othman Said
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Zanzibar cracks down on drug trade as 2025 report is tabled

Tanzania Tanzania: Mr Hamza Hassan Juma is the Acting Health Minister who spoke about the successes of private sector investment in Zanzibar hospitals. 8

Alley Masoud Alley
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: How private sector investment in Zanzibar hospitals is cutting medical costs, curbing referrals

Tanzania Tanzania: Mr Hamza Hassan Juma emphasized the transformation in poultry keeping due to modern farming methods. 8

Suleiman Masoud Makame Emin Saat Salim Rehani
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Zanzibar moves to boost agriculture, livestock production and cut food imports

Tanzania Tanzania: Acting Minister of State in the Office of the First Vice-President Hamza Hassan Juma said drug trafficking was controlled by wealthy individuals operating through organised systems. 6

Hussein Mwinyi Hemed Suleiman Abdullah Burhani Zubeiri Nassoro
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Mwinyi calls for new strategies in anti-drug fight in Zanzibar

Tanzania Tanzania: Minister of State in the Second Vice President’s Office, Hamza Hassan Juma, supported the statement regarding youth employment opportunities. 6

Nassor Ahmed Marhun Hassan Khamis Hafidh Netumbo Nandi Ndaitwah Samia Suluhu Hassan Hilya Nghiwete Pholemon Kiemi David Mkoma
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: ACT youth wing blames policy gaps for Zanzibar youth unemployment

Tanzania Tanzania: Mr Hamza Hassan Juma reaffirmed that the Union would remain intact. 6

Mohammed Sijamini Mohammed Hussein Ali Mwinyi Samia Suluhu Hassan Hassan Khamis Hafidh Saada Mkuya Salum Masoud Amour Masoud Zawadi Amour Nassor Jabu Kame Juma Idrissa Kitwana Mustafa
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Zanzibar gains most from union, youth aren't taking jobs, lawmakers tell critics

Tanzania Tanzania: Mr Juma was responding to a question from the Representative for Ole regarding the advertisement of positions for foreigners. 6

Seif Hamad Suleiman Omar Fakih Hamad
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Zanzibar earns Sh12.5bn but lacks data on foreign hiring

Tanzania Tanzania: Mr Juma acknowledged that the population and housing census has made it easier to locate citizens nationwide. 7

Angellah Kairuki Mohammed Abdullah
The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Government orders nationwide adoption of residential addressing system in Tanzania