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Mgomo wa madereva watesa Mwanza, binti akosa usaili wa kazi Dar

Mwananchi about 2 hours 1 mins read

Ndoto ya kupata ajira imeanza kuyeyuka kwa binti mmoja baada ya mgomo wa madereva kumkwamisha mjini Iringa na kushindwa kuendelea na safari ya kwenda Dar es Salaam ambako alikuwa na usaili wa kazi.

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