Biza sets up clothing line in US

partner to start a scholarship fund that would disburse the money raised to the needy.
“Our vision as AFR clothing is to have a continental scope so that we assist not only children from Zimbabwe but also in Africa. Our clothes are sold in the UK and US so we are now looking at distributing the merchandise to African countries.
“Already the scholarship fund is up and running in South Africa in KwaZulu Natal and at Chiedza Child Care Centre in Harare,” he said.
Biza who is a recipient of the JCI fund said that his clothing line was aimed at promoting positive change among youths.
“Our T-shirts have positive messages that youths can wear them and contribute something to the less fortunate members children in Africa,” he said.
Asked why he was now into fashion when he holds a Masters Degree in Finance, Biza said his plan was to celebrate African values and culture through T-shirts.
“AFR clothing is aware of the burden in Africa and wants to build awareness, trigger action and bring about change through its apparel. Our Afro-centric apparel enables you to look good while doing good and we want to donate to at least one orphanage in every African country by 2020,” he said. 
One of the brand ambassadors of the clothing line is Rumbidzai Mudzengerere, the Miss Tourism Zimbabwe. AFR was established in September 2009 as a social entrepreneurship firm.