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Mafuta, gesi, utalii kivutio cha Saudi Arabia Zanzibar

Mwananchi about 1 hour 1 mins read

Zanzibar imefungua milango kwa wawekezaji na wafanyabiashara kutoka Saudi Arabia, huku sekta za mafuta, gesi, utalii, nishati na uchumi wa buluu zikitajwa kuwa miongoni mwa maeneo yenye fursa za uwekezaji.

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