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Wanaume watatu wajinyonga Kilimanjaro, kisa msongo wa mawazo

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Wakati mijadala kuhusu afya ya akili ikiendelea kushika kasi nchini, matukio ya wanaume watatu kujinyonga ndani ya siku mbili wilayani Moshi, mkoani Kilimanjaro, yameibua wasiwasi kuhusu ukubwa wa tatizo hilo kwa wanaume na namna wengi wanavyokosa msaada hadi kufikia uamuzi wa kujiua.

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