NEW TV SALES & HOME BRANCH AT MEGAWATT HOUSE

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NEW TV SALES & HOME BRANCH AT MEGAWATT HOUSE

On 22 June 2020, TV Sales & Home opened their doors to the brand new, exciting 900sqm store at Megawatt House, corner Leopold Takawira Street and Samora Machel Avenue in Harare.

The latest technology sits alongside well known furniture brands in this fully stocked store.

TV Sales & Home is a household name with over 51 years of history in Zimbabwe.

Our store network extends countrywide with 49 retail outlets located in most major towns and cities in Zimbabwe.

TV Sales & Home has also implemented full hygiene practices in compliance with COVID 19 prevention policies to help ensure the safety of their staff and customers throughout the branch network.

Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People

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