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October 9, 2026|15:01

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Vijana, wanawake 2,437 kuchaguliwa BBT

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Serikali imechagua vijana na wanawake 2,437 kutoka halmashauri 18 nchini kushiriki mafunzo ya kilimo biashara kupitia programu ya Jenga Kesho Iliyo Bora (BBT), kwa lengo la kuwawezesha kujiajiri na kuongeza uzalishaji katika sekta ya kilimo.

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