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Vaka Building Materials & Hardware becomes franchisee of Lafarge Cement

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It has been announced that Vaka Building Materials & Hardware is now a franchisee of Lafarge Cement, meaning that the company is able to sell Lafarge Cement products from its online shops.

Vaka is an online building material and hardware supplier and hardware for those based in and in Zimbabwe or the diaspora area.

Tapiwa Kundoro, Chief Executive Officer of Vaka Building Materials & Hardware, hopes that the development will boost the company’s profile as well as sales.

“We now offer all Lafarge products from our site,” he said. “We offer free delivery for 600 bags in Zimbabwe.”

“Customers can order in the comfort of their homes and offices for convenience. We supply both individual projects and commercial projects.”

The company sells bricks, cement, sand and stones, hardware electricals, hardware tools, paint, water tanks, floor tiles, ceilings, roofing sheets, roofing tiles, timber, doors, lintels, window and door frames, as well as providing services like solar systems, chase contractors, house plans, property management, car hire, groceries, plumbing and vaka fuel.

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