Tanzania: Govt Hailed for Giving Priority to Local Contractors

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Tanzania: Govt Hailed for Giving Priority to Local Contractors

[Daily News] Contractors constructing two major bridges in Kalambo District in Rukwa Region worth 3.6bn/- have commended the government for the priority given to local contractors in executing the projects.

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