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Askofu aonya kauli za viongozi kuvunja amani, wadau watia neno

Mwananchi about 1 hour 1 mins read

Kauli ya Askofu Mkuu wa Kanisa la Brotherhood Tanzania, Rabbi Mwakanani, kuhusu viongozi wa kisiasa kuepuka matamko na kauli zinazoweza kuvuruga amani ya nchi, imewaibua wadau wa siasa, wakitoa mitazamo tofauti kuhusu suala hilo.

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