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ZIMOCO opens GWM dealership in Zimbabwe

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ZIMOCO inaugurated a GWM dealership in Zimbabwe at a ceremony attended by ministers, automotive industry executives and representatives of financial institutions. ZIMOCO ambassador and singer Tammy Moyo provided the evening’s entertainment, reports the Zimbabwe Independent.

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