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August 9, 2026|16:53

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Serikali yaruhusu biashara ya vipepeo, nyani, tumbili

Mwananchi about 4 hours 1 mins read

Serikali imeridhia wafanyabiashara waliokuwa wakijishughulisha na biashara ya wanyamapori hai wadogo, akiwamo nyani na tumbili, kuendelea na shughuli hiyo ili kuwapunguzia kero wananchi zinazosababishwa na wanyama hao.

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