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Tanzania yasukuma ajenda ya miundombinu Afrika
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Tanzania yasukuma ajenda ya miundombinu Afrika

Mwananchi 1 day 1 mins read
Tanzania imezitaka nchi za Afrika kuongeza kasi ya kuunganisha miundombinu ya usafiri, nishati na mifumo ya kidijitali ili kurahisisha biashara, kuimarisha minyororo ya thamani na kujenga uchumi wa bara unaoweza kukabiliana na misukosuko ya kimataifa.

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