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Meli ya mafuta yenye bendera ya Tanzania yadaiwa kutekwa eneo la Ghuba
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Meli ya mafuta yenye bendera ya Tanzania yadaiwa kutekwa eneo la Ghuba

Mwananchi about 3 hours 1 mins read
Kwa mujibu wa taarifa kutoka vyanzo vya ndani katika eneo la Puntland, Somalia, meli hiyo inayotambulika kwa jina la MT Asana, inashikiliwa na kundi la maharamia baada ya kutekwa Yemen wiki iliyopita.

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