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Washiriki Zanzibar International Marathon kupata utulivu wa akili wakikatiwa bima
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Washiriki Zanzibar International Marathon kupata utulivu wa akili wakikatiwa bima

Mwananchi about 1 hour 1 mins read
Washiriki wa Zanzibar International Marathon (ZIM) wamepata uhakika wa usalama baada ya Shirika la Bima la Zanzibar (ZIC) kuwakatia bima itakayowalinda dhidi ya majanga yanayoweza kutokea wakati wa mbio hizo Septemba 20, mwaka huu.

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