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Waziri Kairuki: Watanzania wengi hawajanufaika na mkongo wa Taifa

Mwananchi about 1 hour 1 mins read

Serikali imesema idadi ya wananchi wanaonufaika na huduma za Mkongo wa Taifa wa Mawasiliano bado ni ndogo licha ya uwekezaji mkubwa uliofanywa, na kulitaka Shirika la Mawasiliano Tanzania (TTCL) kuongeza kasi ya kuwaunganisha wananchi, taasisi za Serikali na sekta binafsi kwenye huduma hiyo.

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