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Home›News›Zambia: Government Procures Dredgers from Finland
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November 2, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Zambia: Government Procures Dredgers from Finland

Government has procured two dredges for clearing water ways at a cost of K7 billion. The machines, which have been purchased from Finland… (znbc) [mappress] Source: znbc, November 3, 2010;

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Government has procured two dredges for clearing water ways at a cost of K7 billion. The machines, which have been purchased from Finland…

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Source: znbc, November 3, 2010;

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