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Tiseza yawatafutia soko wenye ulemavu wa kusikia
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Tiseza yawatafutia soko wenye ulemavu wa kusikia

Mwananchi about 2 hours 1 mins read
Ili kuhakikisha makundi yote yanashiriki na kunufaika na fursa zinazotokana na uwekezaji nchini, Mamlaka ya Uwekezaji na Maeneo Maalum Tanzania (Tiseza) imeingia makubaliano na Ella Foundation kutumia mifuko inayozalishwa na watu wenye ulemavu wa kusikia kama zawadi kwa wawekezaji wanaofika nchini.

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