Buyers and suppliers of electric vehicles are set to benefit following the Government’s decision to exempt electric mobility products from taxes, a move expected to lower prices and boost...
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Habel Chidawali
Mwandishi wa Habari
Mwananchi
Dar es Salaam. Buyers and suppliers of electric vehicles are set to benefit following the Government’s decision to exempt electric mobility products from taxes, a move expected to lower prices and boost adoption across the country.
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