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Spiro launches Africa’s first all-women EV assembly

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Spiro, a leading African EV company, has launched the continent's first all-women EV assembly line in Togo, marking a milestone for the automotive industry and gender inclusivity in tech.
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Spiro launches Africa’s first all-women EV assembly

Spiro, a leading African EV company, has launched the continent's first all-women EV assembly line in Togo, marking a milestone for the automotive industry and gender inclusivity in tech.

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