Prime Minister has control, supervision and execution authority over day-to-day government functions.
Effective dates not established. Current legal applicability has not been fully verified.
Relationship evidence and review
Prime Minister has control, supervision and execution authority over day-to-day government functions.
The PMO’s published plan describes Article 52 supervision of day-to-day government functions. Its list of coordinated institutions does not establish subordinate reporting.
The 2026-file PMO plan expressly restates the day-to-day government supervision mandate and cites a December 2025 assignment instrument.
Use source-attributed legal/institutional wording. No complete amendment-history audit, de facto compliance finding, current incumbent certification or automatic edge promotion.
Applicability checked 17 Sept 2026. This is not the provision’s effective date.
- Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania (opens in a new tab). Article 52(1), PDF/printed page 37. Document date: 1977. Retrieved 17 Sept 2026.
- Prime Minister’s Office strategic plan, 2026 file (opens in a new tab). Chapter 1.1, printed page 3; Article 52(1)-(3). Document date: Date unknown. Retrieved 17 Sept 2026.
Scope is the government described by the Union constitution; do not export to Zanzibar autonomous institutions without separate evidence.
Evidence location: Article 52(1), PDF/printed page 37
Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17
Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
- Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
- Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
- Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.