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Tanzania yaungana Afrika kupambana na selimundu, hemofilia
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Tanzania yaungana Afrika kupambana na selimundu, hemofilia

Mwananchi 1 day 1 mins read
Tanzania imeungana na nchi nyingine za Afrika, mashirika ya afya na wadau wa maendeleo kutengeneza mpango wa pamoja wa kukabiliana na magonjwa ya selimundu na hemofilia, huku ukubwa wa tatizo ukitajwa kuhitaji hatua za haraka.

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