DODOMA: THE government has directed councils across the country to install permanent boundary markers and prominent signs on public open spaces to prevent encroachment and ensure the areas are not converted to other uses. Deputy Minister for Lands, Housing and Human Settlements Development, Mr Kaspar Mmuya, issued the directive on Wednesday during an inspection of …
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