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34 mbaroni kufiatia vifo vya watumishi sita wa uhifadhi Tabora
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34 mbaroni kufiatia vifo vya watumishi sita wa uhifadhi Tabora

Mwananchi 41 minutes 1 mins read
Waziri wa Maliasili na Utalii, Dk Ashatu Kijaji, amesema tayari watu 34 wanashikiliwa kusaidia uchunguzi wa tukio lililosababisha vifo vya watumishi sita wa uhifadhi katika eneo la Jumuiya ya Hifadhi ya Wanyamapori Ipole, Wilaya ya Sikonge, mkoani Tabora.

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