The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Information, Youth, Culture and Sports in Zanzibar, Fatma Hamad Rajab, has called on the youth in the country to put patriotism and values forward in their efforts to stimulate the development of the Nation. Rajab made the announcement when the Freedom Torch Relay inspected and launched a project by the Tellary Group youth group in Kinondoni, Dar es Salaam, which was facilitated with a loan of 97 million shillings from the council's loans for the production of gypsum boards. Organized by @moseskwindi

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The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Information, Youth, Culture and Sports in Zanzibar, Fatma Hamad Rajab, has called on the country's youth to put patriotism and values at the forefront in their efforts to stimulate national development.

Rajab made the announcement when the Freedom Torch Relay inspected and launched a project by the Tellary Group youth group in Kinondoni, Dar es Salaam, which was facilitated with a loan of 97 million shillings from the council's loans for the production of gypsum boards.

Organized by @moseskwindi

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