Who are homemadecare?

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 Zambian fast rising company whose sole purpose is to raise entreprenuers and coach many businesses to a better, health and competitive business state. Homemadecare will do the following for you as an entrepreneur.
  • Manufacture goods and sell them to you at whole sale prices
  • Give you several business tips
  • Help you raise your brand and make it known.
  • Guide you on how to make business plans
  • Give you business ideas that can wokr fast and easy

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