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Serikali yaongeza msisitizo masomo ya dini shuleni, yaahidi kuendelea kugharamia vitabu

Mwananchi about 1 hour 1 mins read

Serikali imesema itaendelea kuweka msisitizo katika ufundishaji wa masomo ya dini shuleni, ikiwemo kugharamia vitabu vya masomo hayo, kama sehemu ya utekelezaji wa sera ya kuhakikisha kila mwanafunzi anapata elimu inayozingatia imani yake.

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