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Mkuu wa Tigo Tanzania, Simon Karikari akipeana mikono na Meneja Mkuu wa
Uber Afrika Mashariki, Loic Amado mara baada ya kuingia makubaliano ya
kipekee yatayowafaidisha watumiaji wa Tigo wakaotumia huduma za usafiri
za Uber kwa kutumia Uber App bure. Kulia ni Mkurugenzi Mkaazi wa Uber
Tanzania, Alfred Msemo na kushoto ni Afisa Mkuu wa Kitengo cha Huduma za
Fedha wa Tigo, Hussein Sayed kwenye hafla iliyofanyika jijini Dar Es
Salaam jana. Dar es Salaam, jana 19 Machi, 2018. Kampuni inayoongoza kwa mageuzi ya kidigitali nchini, Tigo Tanzania imeingia katika makubaliano ya kipekee na kampuni ya kiteknologia ya Uber. Kuanzia leo, wateja wote wa Tigo watatumia huduma za Uber App bure! Makubaliano haya ya aina yake yatawafaidi watumiaji wa huduma za usafiri za Uber pamoja na madereva waliojiunga na mfumo huo.
“Tigo ni nembo pana ya
biashara katika soko la Tanzania na tuna wajibu wa kuzindua njia bora zaidi kwa
wateja kujumuika katika maisha yanayowazingira. Makubaliano haya na Uber
yanaboresha bidhaa na huduma ambazo wateja wetu wanafurahia katika maisha yao
ya kila siku,” Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa Tigo, Simon Karikari alisema.
Naye Alfred Msemo,
Mkurugenzi wa Uber alisema, “Tunafurahia makubaliano haya na Tigo
yatakayowawezesha watumiaji na madereva wa huduma za Uber waliojisajili na
mtandao wa Tigo kutumia huduma ya Uber App bure kwenye simu zao za mkononi bila
tozo lolote la gharama za data. Uber ni mfumo wa simu za kisasa unaowezesha
watu kusafiri kutoka sehemu moja hadi nyingine kwa kubonyeza kitufe tu! Lengo
kuu la Uber ni kuwezesha usafiri salama, wa uhakika na kwa gharama nafuu kwa
kila mtu, kila sehemu. Makubaliano haya yatawahamasisha maelfu ya wakaazi wa
Dar es Salaam ambao wamejisajili na mtandao wa Tigo kutumia Uber App kwa ajili
ya huduma za usafiri jijini Dar es Salaam,’ Msemo alibainisha
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Thousands of protesters clash with police in Chicago: Chaos in the Windy City as 45 activists arrested and one cop stabbed after demonstrators target NATO
By DAILY MAIL REPORTER Thousands of demonstrators upset with the war in Afghanistan, climate change and the erosion of union rights have raised the intensity of a march in downtown Chicago on Sunday as world leaders assembled for a NATO summit. The protest, one of the city's largest in years, turned violent at the end of an anti-NATO march, where demonstrators confronted Chicago police, pushing against a line of officers several blocks from the lakefront convention center where President Obama hosted a gathering of world leaders. Authorities were seen making arrests one by one and leading individual demonstrators away in handcuffs. After a clash near McCormick Place, Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy said at a news conference that the protests resulted in 45 people being arrested and four officers suffering injuries - one from a stab wound in the leg. Scroll down for video Clash: Demonstrators try to flee the police as they are move in on them
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