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SMZ yataja sababu sukari kuadimika, tani 33,000 kuingizwa nchini
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SMZ yataja sababu sukari kuadimika, tani 33,000 kuingizwa nchini

Mwananchi 1 day 1 mins read
Serikali ya Zanzibar imetaja sababu za kuadimika kwa sukari na hatua zinazochukuliwa, ikitarajia kuingiza tani 33,000 za bidhaa hiyo kisiwani kutoka India kukabiliana na changamoto hiyo.

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