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ACT Wazalendo yakosoa muundo, hadidu za rejea Tume ya Jaji Lila
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ACT Wazalendo yakosoa muundo, hadidu za rejea Tume ya Jaji Lila

Mwananchi about 1 month 1 mins read
Tume hiyo inaundwa na makamishna sita, wakiwemo wawili kutoka Uganda na Namibia, lengo likitajwa kuwa ni kupata uzoefu kutoka kwao katika kushughulikia masuala ya uchunguzi wa jinai kama hilo.

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