Chenge denies radar bribery

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Sunday Apr 13, 2008 President Jakaya Kikwete is treated to a red carpet welcome by his host, Chinese President Hu Jintao, shortly after inspecting a guard of honour at Sanya, China, where the Tanzanian leader flew in to attend the Asian Business Forum. (Photo by Godfrey Baluah) TOP STORY :: Chenge denies radar bribery THE Minister for Infrastructure Development Andrew Chenge has denied that more than one million US Dollars British investigators