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The 2016 Ford Transit will also be available for sale.
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MBABANE – The US Embassy in Eswatini will auction a range of motor vehicles, electronics, household appliances and office furniture this Wednesday.

The public auction, organised by Rexy’s Investments (Pty) Ltd, will take place at the US Embassy in Kent Rock, Mbabane, starting at 10am.

Among the vehicles listed for sale are a 2020 Toyota Fortuner, a 2019 Ford Figo, a 2016 Ford Transit and a 2015 Toyota Quantum. A trailer and six-metre shipping containers will also be available.

Other items include computers, printers, copiers and laptops, as well as refrigerators, chest freezers, bar fridges, dryers, washing machines, microwaves, air conditioners and other household appliances.

The auction will also feature office and household furniture, including beds, mattresses, bookshelves, couches, dining tables, sofas, office chairs, garden furniture and storage units.

Medical equipment, such as digital thermometers, pulse oximeters, first-aid scissors, autoclaves and medical cases, will also be offered.

Prospective buyers will have an opportunity to view the items tomorrow, at the US Embassy compound in Kent Rock, Mbabane, between 11am and 3:30pm.

Registration requires a refundable deposit of E10 000 for vehicles and E2 000 for other items.

Payments can be made at Rexy’s Investments offices at Lot 613, Shiselweni Avenue, Warehouse No. 2, opposite Matsapha Central Garage, Matsapha, or on the day of the auction at Kent Rock from 8am.

Rexy’s Investments can be contacted on 3402 7651 or 7603 3360 / 7903 3360 for further information.

Electronics going under the hammer will include a wide range of computers, printers and copiers.
The 2016 Ford Transit will also be available for sale.
This 2015 Toyota Quantum will also be on sale.
There will be a wide range of mattresses going under the hammer.
Household items going under the hammer will include this L-shaped couch.
Other items will include this grasscutters and chainsaws.
The auction will also feature this washing machines.
Among the vehicles listed for sale is this 2020 Toyota Fortune. (Pics: Nhlanganiso Mkhonta)
Wide range of laptops will be sold by public acution.
The auction will also feature a wide range of industrial printers.
The auction will also feature household furniture couches, dining tables and sofas.
This trailer will also be available for auction.
Among the vehicles listed for sale will be this 2019 Ford Figo.

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Nhlanganiso Mkhonta

Nhlanganiso Mkhonta serves as Business Editor at the Times of Eswatini. He reports on business, economics, finance, investment, entrepreneurship and public policy, producing insightful coverage and analysis of the issues driving Eswatini’s economy and the wider African business environment.

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