The senior government official also urged residents who have already received compensation to vacate project areas, warning that those who refuse to comply would be removed by authorities.
By
Jesse Mikofu
Mwandishi wa Habari
Mwananchi
Unguja. Zanzibar’s Second Vice President, Mr Hemed Suleiman Abdulla, has said the government will not allow road infrastructure projects to stall or be delayed due to compensation processes, noting that a structured system is already in place to handle valuation and payments.
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