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Dangote subscriptions face axe over missing documents
Reported by Zimbabwe Independent
Illustrative photoIn a market notice issued on October 12, Finsec said funds received without the two required documents would not qualify as valid subscriptions, meaning investors could have their money returned without receiving any Dangote depository receipts.
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