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Balozi Maulidah: Kiswahili kitumike kama nyenzo ya biashara, uwekezaji

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Amesema Kiswahili kimebeba fursa za maendeleo kuliko ilivyowahi kufikiriwa awali, akidokeza Oman ina nafasi ya kipekee katika historia ya lugha hiyo, kwa kuwa ndiyo nchi yenye watu wanaoizungumza zaidi nje ya Afrika.

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