Tanzania: CCM Advised to Reconcile With Own Cadre Over Commercial Project Dispute

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Tanzania: CCM Advised to Reconcile With Own Cadre Over Commercial Project Dispute

[Daily News] THE High Court's Commercial Division has advised leaders of Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) in Kinondoni District to settle in amicable manner the dispute surrounding construction and rehabilitation of two commercial buildings at Minazini - Makumbusho CCM branch.

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