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KONA YA MSTAAFU: Kuboresha maisha na kifo cha mstaafu?
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KONA YA MSTAAFU: Kuboresha maisha na kifo cha mstaafu?

Mwananchi about 2 hours 1 mins read
Yapo mambo mawili muhimu ya kufanyiwa kazi wakati “usiku” unavyozidi kwa wastaafu hawa wa kima cha chini walioijenga nchi hii kwa jasho na damu yao. Kwanza, yanayohusu uhai wao na, pili, kuwa wakazi wa kudumu wa Kinondoni, yaani kifo.

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