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Funeral cash plan for Zimbabweans living and working in the Diaspora

by Ndou Paul

24 Aug 2012 at 12:14hrs | 540 Views

First Mutual Consultants are offering a fantastic product to Zimbabweans living and working in the Diaspora.

The funeral cash plan is underwritten by First Mutual Life Assurance, a leading life assurance company based in Zimbabwe. For more information, please access their website.

click here to visit First Mutual's website

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