Commenting on the implementation of the new building, Mr Chalamila said it cost a total of 292m/- and that its implementation was carried out through the force account.

Speaking during the occasion, the Permanent Secretary in the State House, Mr Mululi Mahendeka, who was the official guest at the event, commended the PCCB management for implementing the project, which he said showed the true value for the money spent.

“By overseeing the implementation of this project and its successful completion, this reflects the good work the PCCB is doing in monitoring projects implemented in the country.

The move ensures that public funds are used appropriately in development activities,” he said in a statement read on his behalf by Ms Neema Jamu.

He expressed optimism that the new building will serve as a catalyst for the institution’s staff to increase efficiency in their work, including ensuring that development funds are used effectively for the benefit of the nation and all citizens in general.