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Korea yaonyesha nia ya kuwekeza teknolojia Tanzania

Mwananchi about 3 hours 1 mins read

Wawekezaji wa Korea Kusini wameanza kuonyesha nia ya kuingia kwenye soko la teknolojia Tanzania, wakilenga maeneo ya vituo vya kuhifadhi taarifa, mtandao wa 5G, fiber na huduma za Serikali Mtandao.

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