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Tanzania kunufaika na Sh10 bilioni biashara ya kaboni

Mwananchi about 6 hours 1 mins read

Tanzania inatarajiwa kupata zaidi ya Sh10 bilioni kutokana na biashara ya kaboni baada ya Serikali kuidhinisha miradi minne itakayouza tani milioni 4.2 za kaboni katika soko rasmi la kimataifa.

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