Tanzania is letting people snag birth certificates in 48 hours through a new digital system that works on phones or computers. The Registration, Insolvency and Trusteeship Agency rolled out the platform to make things easier nationwide, and Constitution Minister Dr Juma Zuberi Homera said the whole thing fits into their plan for modernizing how the government delivers services to citizens.
RITA's CEO, Frank Kanyusi, mentioned that the eRITA platform has already boosted efficiency and expanded how many of people can actually access these services. The 48-hour turnaround is supposed to beef up the country's civil registration setup and help people get reliable ID documents faster without dealing with the usual bureaucratic nightmare.
RITA's CEO, Frank Kanyusi, mentioned that the eRITA platform has already boosted efficiency and expanded how many of people can actually access these services. The 48-hour turnaround is supposed to beef up the country's civil registration setup and help people get reliable ID documents faster without dealing with the usual bureaucratic nightmare.
