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Tanzanian leader orders smaller convoys and shared buses to cut fuel use as prices rise

  • “From today, whenever I travel, the officers accompanying me will use consolidated transport,” Hassan said
  • She said Tanzania had fuel reserves that could last up to three months, but cautioned businesses against inflating prices
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