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WELCOME FIRST YEAR EVENT AT BAGAMOYO

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This is how the whole TAPSA event conducted at BUGAMOYO happened   it was the good moment of enjoying, drinking playing,sweeming and interacting with each other 
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 photo showing MAMBA at Kaole






 health break moment



 TAPSA tearm at Bagamoyo in a single appreciable photo
   
Don't dare to miss a next opportunity

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