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CYCLISTS assemble at Unki Mine turn off for the final leg of the Nedbank Tour de Great Dyke which ends in Zvishavane this afternoon.
The cyclists are riding for opportunities, wellness and charity in an event in it’s seventh edition.
Soon the riders will engage in an 80km leg of the 328km tour.
The Great Duke is a 550km stretch rich in minerals and is key in Zimbabwe’s economy.
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