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Mo Dewji asaka fursa za uwekezaji Botswana

Mwananchi about 2 hours 1 mins read

Siku chache baada ya kutoka Msumbiji, mfanyabiashara na rais wa MeTL Group, Mohammed Dewji, maarufu Mo ameanza kuangalia fursa mpya za uwekezaji nchini Botswana ikiwa ni katika hatua za kuendelea kutanua shughuli zake za biashara.

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