By Tinomudaishe Muzanenhamo The Buy Zimbabwe campaign has launched its second nationwide consumer sentiment survey as part of efforts to strengthen local industries, combat counterfeit goods and better understand purchasing behaviour. The study builds on last year’s inaugural survey, which sought to gauge public perceptions of locally
In a pivotal move towards bolstering local industry and economic development, Dr. Thomas Utete Wushe, the Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, addressed key stakeholders at the Buy Zimbabwe public procurement conference held in Harare yesterday. The conference, themed “Leveraging Public Procurement to
The pulse of the Great Dyke, Ya FM radio station has increased its coverage with those as far as Kwekwe now able to access the station, the group Chairperson Munyaradzi Hwengwere has revealed. Hwengwere said their aim is to spread in all the Great Dyke communities. "After
Buy Zimbabwe has urged Zimbabweans to focus on local productivity and competitiveness so as to export local products saying opening up of boarders and trading with the United States dollar is not a solution to the current situation facing the country. In an interview with 263Chat,the
Zvishavane based community radio YaFm will from the 2nd to the 6th of October hold a 'Tour de Great Dyke 550 km Annual Cycling Festival' aimed at enhancing awareness of the immense investment opportunities across the Midlands Province. Addressing the media in Harare today, the group
Buy Zimbabwe has urged Zimbabweans to support local businesses by buying local goods saying this will create pride, wealth and jobs for Zimbabweans.
Buy Zimbabwe will from the 14th to the 15th of June hold its 8th Buy Local Summit in Gweru, an event the organizers said is an opportunity to rally the country towards a deliberate preference of locally produced goods and services. Addressing the media in the
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