MGOMO KMTC KEHANCHA

An episode of the Voice Of Philip Miyawa podcast, hosted by Philip Miyawa, titled "MGOMO KMTC KEHANCHA" was published on January 27, 2022 and runs 1 minutes.

January 27, 2022 ·1m · Voice Of Philip Miyawa

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Wanafunzi wa chuo cha mafunzo ya matibabu kuko Kehancha walifanya mgomo na kususia masomo kwa siku mzima wakilalamikia kukosekana kwa huduma zinazotolewa na wafanyikazi wa vibaruwa katika chuo hicho.

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Wanafunzi wa chuo cha mafunzo ya matibabu kuko Kehancha walifanya mgomo na kususia masomo kwa siku mzima wakilalamikia kukosekana kwa huduma zinazotolewa na wafanyikazi wa vibaruwa katika chuo hicho.

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