Tanzania: Ward Uses Soccer to Unite Community Divided By Elections

Tanzania: Ward Uses Soccer to Unite Community Divided By Elections
AllAfrica.com
Bumbuli — Mponde Ward in the Bumbuli Constituency has devised a new way of healing wounds inflicted during campaigns and voting in the recently-held General Election. The new youthful councilor for Mponde Ward, Edmund Mahunda, has initiated a ...

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Habari Zinazoendana

9 years ago

TheCitizen

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Ward uses soccer to unite community divided by elections

Mponde Ward in the Bumbuli Constituency has devised a new way of healing wounds inflicted during campaigns and voting in the recently-held General Election.

 

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Upstream Online
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Upstream Online
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