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Grab this opportunity to own a grocery shop along a main road in Gweru Northlea business center. The shop is very spacious, with an office and storeroom at the back. Rest rooms are also available. Clean title deeds. Asking Price is $50k negotiable
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Gweru Northlea Shop For Sale

Gweru East, Gweru
80 m²
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