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Tanzania: Nationals Should Own SGR Project

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[Daily News] AS the country implements the Standard Gauge Railway to spur especially economic growth, it is the work of every citizen to own the project to keep off vandalisms, because it employs them besides reducing road congestion.

Source: allAfrica.com

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