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Border with Burundi to be redefined

    NAIROBI

    Tanzania has announced it will increase the number of markers denoting the border with Burundi to “remove confusion” over the frontier, Tanzanian radio reported. Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development Gideon Cheyo told a news conference yesterday (Wednesday) the existing markers served no purpose as they were too far apart and posed problems for residents along the common border. He said the task of placing more markers would be carried out by cartographers from both countries.

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