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Mkaa wavuruga misitu Iringa, magunia 1,591 yakamatwa
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Mkaa wavuruga misitu Iringa, magunia 1,591 yakamatwa

Mwananchi about 2 hours 1 mins read
Biashara ya mkaa imeongeza kasi ya ukataji na uchomaji wa miti katika Wilaya ya Iringa, huku Serikali ikisema hali hiyo inatishia misitu ya asili na hifadhi pamoja na vyanzo vya maji.

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