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This woman now owns the petrol station where she worked as a cashier

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Owning a petrol station is like living a dream, says Khumbu Shelembe, after becoming the owner of the petrol station where she worked as a cashier. Her journey, like many entrepreneurs, was from rags to riches. “When I think of the way I grew up, I never thought that one day I would be blessed...

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