
The Tanzania Police Force has called on traders and the community in Kariakoo, Dar es Salaam, to uphold peace and tranquility, emphasizing that maintaining peace is crucial for the country's development and individual well-being. They urged the public to avoid actions that could disrupt this peace.
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