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Zimbabwe Textile Manufacturers Association (Zitma) has raised concern over the increased smuggling of second-hand clothes, blankets and various other fabrics which is threatening the viability of the industry.
Zim moves to reduce ozone layer damaging chemicals
ZIMBABWE continues to reduce consumption of all chemicals that deplete the ozone layer and should have phased these out by 2030 through the implementation of the Montreal Protocol.
Insurance for small scale farmers key
Over the years, farmers especially communal and small scale farmers have lost produce be it crops or animals to adverse weather effects as the same were not insured.
Opportunities lie ahead for CSC
SOMETIME in December 2020, the Government moved to avert the liquidation of the Cold Storage Company (CSC) by placing it under a corporate rescue plan in terms of the Insolvency Act while facilitating its revival.
Mixed fortunes for local players
THE last event of the Cranrid International Tennis Federation World Junior Tour got underway yesterday at Harare Sports Club with most of the local players proceeding to the next round.
Disaster looms at Mkwasine Estates
A major disaster is looming at Mkwasine Estates in Chiredzi where over 9 000 hectares of sugar cane at various stages of growth faces wilting because of lack of irrigation water for the past seven days.
Malawi ready to host 2022 Region Youth Games
MALAWI is ready to host the 10th edition of the Region 5 Youth Games from December 2 to 11, next year, in Lilongwe.
Gems take aim at favourites SA
GEMS coach Lloyd Makunde believes the three-day break, after the Pent Series, gave them some time to work on their weaknesses ahead of the Africa Netball Cup, which gets underway today in Windhoek, Namibia.
Ndiraya gets DeMbare boss’ backing
DYNAMOS chairman, Isaiah Mupfurutsa has backed the efforts by their coach, Tonderayi Ndiraya, in the Chibuku Super Cup where they are bracing for their biggest test against high-flying FC Platinum.
Malaria elimination in Southern Africa possible but. . .
Malaria is a risk to three quarters of the population in the Southern African Development Community (SADC), a 16-member organisation that draws in countries across southern and eastern Africa.