DSM, 317 New Vacant Posts announce to be applied before 18 September ~ Darasa Lako Club

DSM, 317 New Vacant Posts announce to be applied before 18 September

Dar es Salaam City Centre is the central business district (CBD) of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania's largest city and main economic hub. The city centre, often called "Downtown Dar," serves as the heart of commercial, administrative, and cultural activities.

Key Features of Dar es Salaam City Centre:

Commercial Hub: The area is filled with office buildings, banks, hotels, restaurants, and retail shops. Major businesses and corporate offices, including international organizations and embassies, are located here.
Port of Dar es Salaam: Located nearby, the port is one of the busiest in East Africa, handling a significant portion of the country's imports and exports. It makes the city centre a vital link for trade in the region.
Historical Landmarks:
- Askari Monument: A prominent landmark dedicated to African soldiers who fought in World War I.
- Azania Front Lutheran Church: An iconic German-built church that reflects Dar's colonial past.
- National Museum of Tanzania: A cultural hotspot showcasing the country's rich history and heritage.
Transportation: The city centre is a transportation hub with major roads connecting to other parts of the city and the Julius Nyerere International Airport. Public transport options like buses, taxis, and the BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) system make it accessible.
Kivukoni Fish Market: A bustling market where fresh seafood is sold daily, attracting locals and tourists alike.
Dar Municipal refers to the various administrative districts or municipalities that make up Dar es Salaam, Tanzania's largest city. Dar es Salaam is divided into five municipalities, each responsible for local governance and development within its area. These municipalities function as urban districts, each with its own council and administrative offices.
The Five Municipalities of Dar es Salaam:

Ilala Municipality:

    Located in the central part of the city, Ilala is the administrative center of Dar es Salaam. It houses important government offices, including the State House and many central government institutions.

Kinondoni Municipality:

    Situated to the north of the city, Kinondoni is the largest municipality by population. It includes both high-end residential areas and bustling commercial zones. The area is known for landmarks like the University of Dar es Salaam.

Temeke Municipality:

    Located in the southern part of Dar es Salaam, Temeke is known for its industrial zones, including the port and various manufacturing industries. It's also home to working-class residential neighborhoods.

Ubungo Municipality:

    Ubungo was created in 2016 and is known for its transportation hub, including the Ubungo bus terminal, which serves as a major point for buses traveling across the country.

Kigamboni Municipality:

    This area is located across the Kivukoni Creek and is connected to the rest of Dar es Salaam by the Kigamboni Bridge and ferry services. It’s a growing residential and commercial area with significant development projects