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[Daily News] PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan at State House-Chamwino in Dodoma, yesterday led swearing in of new Regional Administrative Secretaries (RAS) and Police Officers, among others with a strong call that 'you go and serve the citizens, not otherwise.'
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