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Jeshi la Polisi mkoani Njombe linamshikilia Jactan Mgeni (31), anayetuhumiwa kuhusika na mauaji ya baba yake mdogo, Alfred Mgeni (65), na mkewe, Betes Msigala (55), waliouawa Agosti 8, 2026 katika Kijiji cha Ivigo, Kata ya Igosi, Wilaya ya Wanging’ombe.

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