Nsimbo District Council was established in accordance with the Local Government Authorities Act No. 7 of 2002, Sections 8 and 9 and was announced through Government Notice No. 361 on 23 December 2012 and officially started on July 1, 2013.
This Council was established from the parent Mpanda District Council which was previously in Rukwa Region, where after being separated, Nsimbo and Mlele Councils were born.
Location:
Nsimbo District Council borders 3 Councils. To the North it borders Urambo District Council located in Tabora Region, to the North West and South West it borders Mpanda District Council, to the West it borders Mpanda Municipality, to the South Nsimbo borders Sumbawanga District located in Rukwa Region, while to the East and South East it borders Mlele District.
The headquarters of Nsimbo District Council is located in Mtapenda Ward on the way to Tabora, 17 kilometers from Mpanda Urban.
In International Boundaries, Nsimbo District Council is located at Latitude 5o 0, and 7o 30, south of the Equator and Longitude 29o 0, and 30 o 0, east of Greenwich.
Nsimbo District Council is estimated to have an area of ​​14,623 square kilometers, which is 30.8 percent of the total area of ​​Katavi Region which is a flatland with few hills and valleys where almost the entire area is used for human activities.
Climate.
The climate of Nsimbo District Council varies depending on the elevation above sea level and is based on the natural vegetation of Shrubs and Forests.
26 Job Opportunities at Nsimbo District Council February 2026
The council is inviting qualified, energetic, and trustworthy individuals to apply for the position of Revenue Collector. A total of 26 positions are available.
Position: Revenue Collector 26 positions
Key Responsibilities
Successful candidates will be responsible for:
Collecting council revenue from various legally approved sources.
Ensuring that all collected funds are properly deposited in designated bank accounts.
Preparing and submitting daily or periodic revenue collection reports to Village Executive Officers, the District Executive Director, or other assigned supervisors.
Issuing official receipts to individuals or businesses that make payments.
Educating the community on the importance of paying taxes, fees, and levies on time.
Performing any other duties related to revenue collection as assigned by supervisors.
Qualifications and Requirements
Applicants must meet the following conditions:
Must be a Tanzanian citizen aged between 18 and 45 years.
Must have at least primary education and be able to read and write.
Must be able to use a smartphone, as digital systems may be used in revenue collection.
Must possess a valid National Identification Number (NIDA).
Salary / Allowance
Selected candidates will be paid a monthly allowance of TZS 200,000.
General Application Conditions
All applicants are required to:
Submit a handwritten application letter.
Attach a detailed Curriculum Vitae (CV) including an active phone number and email address.
Include names of referees.
Government employees must attach copies of their employment and education certificates.
Applicants with criminal records or those who have caused financial loss exceeding TZS 10 million in public or private institutions are not eligible.
Attach copies of academic certificates verified by relevant authorities.
Application Deadline: The deadline for submitting applications is 16 February 2026.
Important Note
Applicants must attach copies of their educational certificates. Applications that do not follow the given procedures will not be considered.
Application Address
All applications should be addressed to:
The District Executive Director
Nsimbo District Council
P.O. Box 68
Mpanda, Tanzania
This opportunity provides a chance for Tanzanians, especially young people, to participate in local government development while gaining practical experience in financial management and public service. Interested applicants are encouraged to apply before the deadline.
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