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Jeshi la Uganda latoa Sh52 milioni kuimarisha usalama kituo cha SOS Zanzibar

Mwananchi about 3 hours 1 mins read

Jeshi la Uganda (UPDF) limekabidhi msaada wa Dola 20,000 za Marekani (Sh52 milioni) kwa kituo cha watoto cha SOS Children’s Village kilichopo Unguja, Zanzibar, kwa ajili ya ujenzi wa ukuta wa usalama wa kituo hicho.

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