Tanzania: Lawmakers want govt to react on South African Xenophobic attacks

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  • Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly says the government has its own way of issuing statements when there is need.
  • Three MPs sought the Speaker's guidance after over the ongoing attacks in South Africa.

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