Consumer protection experts, transport stakeholders, and passengers suggest that paying a bus fare should not mark the end of the transport system's responsibility to long-distance travellers.
By
Gadiosa Lamtey
Business Reporter
Mwananchi Communications Ltd
Moro/Mtwara. Consumer protection experts, transport stakeholders, and passengers suggest that paying a bus fare should not mark the end of the transport system's responsibility to long-distance travellers.
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