While the government has set a requirement for citizens to access clean and safe water 24 hours a day, some residents in Dar es Salaam continue to voice grievances over experiencing prolonged...
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The Citizen Reporter
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Dar es Salaam. While the government has set a requirement for citizens to access clean and safe water 24 hours a day, some residents in Dar es Salaam continue to voice grievances over experiencing prolonged water shortages.
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