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Young Tanzanians conscripted for their military National Service may find themselves doing commercial security work. The government says it wants to reduce youth unemployment and increase competition in the private security sector. It also hopes to bring in some extra money....

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Hussein Ali Mwinyi, Felix Samillan, China, Issay Maisel, Jeshi la Kujenga Taifa

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