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Zimbabwe: Zupco Set for 500 New Buses in Major Transport Revamp

AllAfrica ·

[263Chat] Local public transport operator, the Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (ZUPCO) is set to receive 500 new buses under a programme aimed at improving public transport services across the country.

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