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Wanane wapewa Sh1.048 bilioni kujenga vituo vya mafuta vijijini

Mwananchi about 1 hour 1 mins read

Wakati wafanyabiashara wanane wakipatiwa mkopo wenye jumla ya Sh1.048 bilioni kwa ajili ya ujenzi wa vituo vidogo vya mafuta vijijini, Serikali imetaka kuangaliwa uwezekano wa kuanzisha mpango kama huo kwa ajili ya vituo vya kujaza gesi vijijini.

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