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Meet Abitionce Chigegwe, whose name in the Shona vernacular, Tadiwa, means we have been loved by the Lord.
Tadiwa was given a leg up with a Buffalo bicycle through an education program as a primary school student in 2013 at Simchembo 2 Primary School in Gokwe. 11 years later, Tadiwa is a vendor, selling brooms and other homewares, using the same Buffalo bicycle
Commuting 15km from his home in Masasa Park to his work station at Food Lovers, Greendale, on a good day, Tadiwa says he sells 2 to 5 mops, which makes a profit of US$2 per item. An average net income of US$6 per day
Since he received the bicycles, Tadiwa is happy to advise he has only replaced his front tire and tubes and he will soon need new tires and tubes
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Most of us have various means of transport and choose to ride bikes for enjoyment, to stay active, or for fitness. However, for students in
