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full of buses, just think for a moment that for many people in the world the arrival of a bi in their village would be the highlight of the year.
The British charity, Harvet: Help, is embarking on a new project to help people in one isolated district of Tanzania so up their own rural bus servico It is looking for enterprising transport enthusiasts prepare to help and in particular is seeking a workshop/mechanic to assist in the project. The post is for two years, startini April 1990.
Interested? Contact Philip Jackson, executive director, Harvest Help, 318 St Paul's Road, London Ni 2LF, phono 01-359 6408.