There is sufficient evidence that Information Communication Technology (ICT) is the driving force of economic growth, evidenced by its significant contribution to the growth of developing countries through provision of access to government services via electronic government i.e. E-government. Culminate, this leads to higher income and a greater quality of services and life to the citizens. Given its value, governments have thrived to ensure that affordable universal access to ICTs is made possible to all people within a country, regardless of geographical location and/or financial capacity. In terms of e-government services, adoption and usage of the network infrastructure at an affordable price is a crucial requirement for accessing various system resources. Considering ICTs role in universal access, Tanzania has concentrated mainly on the growth of the network infrastructures. Despite the ongoing efforts, the Municipal Council of Kinondoni of Dar es Salaam Region in Tanzania still has a low degree of access to egovernment services. This study followed a descriptive approach research design and was carried out by clients and public service customers interested in using Egovernment services by the Municipality of Kinondoni and employeesvia questionnaire tools for collecting data.About 102people responded to questionnaire that was followed by an exhaustive review on the SPSS software package for statistical analysis and Excel sheets of data collected. The findings show thatmajority of the respondents indicates that network security awareness, network infrastructure vandalism as well as networking skills are main reasons for low adoption of electronic government.

Keywords : Network Infrastructure, E-Government, ICTs