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Mfugaji adaiwa kujinyonga,  msongo wa mawazo watajwa
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Mfugaji adaiwa kujinyonga,  msongo wa mawazo watajwa

Mwananchi about 2 hours 1 mins read
Mfugaji wa nguruwe, Plasid Massawe (58) mkazi wa Mtaa wa Viwanda, Kata ya Njoro, Manispaa ya Moshi mkoani Kilimanjaro, amefariki dunia akidaiwa kujinyonga katika chumba alichokuwa akiishi.

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