Kigamboni Municipal Council made up of the Temeke Mother District and is one of the 5 Districts that make up the Dar es Salaam Region. Kigamboni District was established through Government Proclamation no. 462 of 2015 with the aim of moving services closer to the people. Kigamboni District has an area of 577.9 square kilometers equivalent to 57,786.8 hectares and a Coastal belt with a length of 65 km. to the north it borders the Indian Ocean and to the west it borders Temeke District. Following the 2012 Population and Housing Census Kigamboni District had a total population of 162,932 people and 40,133 households. Of these, 81,199 were males and 81,733 females. As of December 2019, Kigamboni District is estimated to have a population of 238,591 of whom 119,686 are women and 118,905 are men due to an increase of 5.6 percent per annum. Kigamboni is easily accessible by Ferry, just two minutes from the city centre and through the iconic J.K. Nyerere Bridge located on the southern side of the Dar es Salaam Port. Kigamboni is as well accessed through Kibada – Kongowe and Kibada – Pembamnazi roads from Temeke and Mkuranga Districts respectively.
NEW VACANCIES AT KIGAMBONI MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, JUNE 2023
The executive director of the Municipal Council is inviting applications from Tanzanians to fill new vacancies. READ FULL DETAILS THROUGH THE PDF DOCUMENT BELOW: