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Vivo Energy launches ‘Shell Win a Car’ campaign

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Up for grabs: The vehicles to be won in the Shell Win a Car campaign PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Vivo Energy Botswana has launched a new edition of the 'Shell Win a Car' campaign, aimed at rewarding loyal customers with life-changing prizes. This time around, the campaign promises to be even bigger, with a variety of prizes up for grabs, including three brand-new cars and numerous cash rewards.

Running from September 23, 2023, until December 15, 2024, the campaign is expected to thrill customers with opportunities to win on a weekly and monthly basis.

The promotion, now in its third edition, builds on the success of previous campaigns, where four customers walked away with cars and various other prizes were awarded.

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Vivo Energy launches ‘Shell Win a Car’ campaign

Vivo Energy Botswana has launched a new edition of the 'Shell Win a Car' campaign, aimed at rewarding loyal customers with life-changing prizes. This time around, the campaign promises to be even bigger, with a variety of prizes up for grabs, including three brand-new cars and numerous cash rewards.

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