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By Kingstone Gwatidzo ZIMBABWE’S DIASPORA is crucial in growing national exports and there is need to harness the regular social contact between diaspora and families back home to increase the presence of Zimbabwean products on the export market.. This is one of the key messages delivered by ZimTrade CEO, Allan Majuru during the Connect to […]
Zim Diaspora engagement key to unlocking export markets. Read More »
By Alex Mutandi The demand for Zimbabwean products in the rest of Southern Africa continue to grow, thanks to efforts by ZimTrade to create linkages between local exporters and buyers in regional markets. Following the success of the Outward Trade Mission in Lubumbashi and Kolwezi, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) held in May 2023 –
Leading DRC buyers to engage Zim exporters at 2023 agric show  Read More »
Trade, particularly exports, plays a pivotal role in the development of economies and growth in exports reflects on improved productivity and improved employment from the industries. There is no doubt, therefore, that increased exports offer some key sustainable solutions for economies looking to grow their economies. This explains the keen interest from President E.D Mnangagwa’s
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The arts, creative, and cultural industries are a strategic area, whose potential to contribute towards national exports can be easily unlocked if initiatives are implemented to support local business. The starting point is acknowledging that the creative sector has potential to promote the various facets of Zimbabwe’s rich culture, traditions, history, and heritage. The National
Support will drive exports of arts and crafts  Read More »
Ms. Linda Munsaka (not her real name), a basket weaver from a small village in Binga, comes from a long line of female weavers in her family who have lived off the craft for generations.Together with dozens of other women from neighbouring villages, they have been supplying the local market, with some of the baskets
Female arts and crafts exporters will benefit from capacity building Read More »
A robust leather sector is crucial in boosting the generation of much-needed foreign currency, as well as creating employment opportunities in Zimbabwe.A vibrant leather sector has direct positive spin-offs for Zimbabwe’s industrialisation drive, as well as efforts to improve the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth, balance of trade, fiscal and foreign currency revenues and
Positioning leather sector for growth Read More »
Considering that the leather sector on the continent was once the biggest in the world, there is room for local producers to reclaim lost market-share
Time to revisit leather exports Read More »
Interesting from the inquiries was the number of buyers who are looking for suppliers of nyimo/indlubu, also known as Bambara beans/nuts
There is growing export potential for nyimo/indlubu/round nuts  Read More »
Given favourable climatic conditions that support farming of timber in Zimbabwe, the furniture sector has capacity to produce enough products to supply foreign markets
Developing Zimbabwe’s furniture sector – an opportunity for export growth Read More »
Speaking during the ZimTrade’s Exporter’s Conference held in Bulawayo in October 2019, President Mnangagwa urged the nation to synergise efforts towards boosting exports as this will guarantee sustainable economic growth
Zimbabwe’s exports on the rise Read More »
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