Dzolo

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Dzolo (also Ave-Dzolo[1]) is a village with 4,000 residents near the town of Kévé in southwest Togo.

Exonomy

The primary economic activity in the village is agriculture; its principal crops are peanuts, corn, pineapple, and manioc. It used to be twinned with Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne, France.[1]

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