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An exterior forensic image depicts the Mwenge Tax Service Centre, located in the Mwenge area of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The scene is observed under an overcast sky.

The primary subject is a two-story building featuring a light blue-green facade. The upper level includes a curved section with dark, reflective windows and a straight section with multiple rectangular windows, many framed in blue. The lower level primarily consists of large glass windows and doors, revealing an interior populated by several indistinct figures seated at what appear to be desks or counters. A prominent yellow sign with black lettering reading "MWENGE TAX SERVICE CENTRE" is affixed above the main entrance on the lower level, underneath a protective awning. Numerous white air conditioning units are visible mounted on the building's exterior walls, particularly on the right side of the upper floor.

In the foreground, a paved area constructed of interlocking bricks forms a road or parking lot entrance. This paving is separated from the building by a well-maintained grassy median containing various shrubs, small flowering plants, and small palm trees. Two light-colored flagpoles stand within this median; the flagpole on the right displays the Tanzanian national flag, which appears partially folded.

A dark gray hatchback vehicle, with a visible license plate "T 857 D", is parked beneath the building's awning on the left side. Further to the right, a black SUV is partially obscured by foliage, parked adjacent to the building.

In the background, against the overcast sky, several tall, slender metal lattice communication towers are visible. A black street light pole with two luminaires is also present on the far right, extending above the building's roofline. No distinct human actions or interactions are clearly identifiable outdoors.
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Mar 15, 2026, 9:25 AM

Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania

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An exterior forensic image depicts the Mwenge Tax Service Centre, located in the Mwenge area of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The scene is observed under an overcast sky. The primary subject is a two-story building featuring a light blue-green facade. The upper level includes a curved section with dark, reflective windows and a straight section with multiple rectangular windows, many framed in blue. The lower level primarily consists of large glass windows and doors, revealing an interior populated by several indistinct figures seated at what appear to be desks or counters. A prominent yellow sign with black lettering reading "MWENGE TAX SERVICE CENTRE" is affixed above the main entrance on the lower level, underneath a protective awning. Numerous white air conditioning units are visible mounted on the building's exterior walls, particularly on the right side of the upper floor. In the foreground, a paved area constructed of interlocking bricks forms a road or parking lot entrance. This paving is separated from the building by a well-maintained grassy median containing various shrubs, small flowering plants, and small palm trees. Two light-colored flagpoles stand within this median; the flagpole on the right displays the Tanzanian national flag, which appears partially folded. A dark gray hatchback vehicle, with a visible license plate "T 857 D", is parked beneath the building's awning on the left side. Further to the right, a black SUV is partially obscured by foliage, parked adjacent to the building. In the background, against the overcast sky, several tall, slender metal lattice communication towers are visible. A black street light pole with two luminaires is also present on the far right, extending above the building's roofline. No distinct human actions or interactions are clearly identifiable outdoors.

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