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
Buy Zimbabwe, a movement promoting locally produced products is pushing for the revival of the leather and textiles industries value chains in order to boost local clothing sector which is currently subdued. This comes after the realization that in other sectors such as the local food
Buy Zimbabwe has called on the government, industry and other stakeholders to work together to extract the country out of the current economic situation that has seen the cost of living skyrocketting beyond the reach of many. Addressing stakeholders during the Buy Zimbabwe Awards ceremony held
Buy Zimbabwe is set to host the Buy Zimbabwe Awards on the 19th of December 2018, organized to celebrate local companies contributing and shaping the Zimbabwean economy. In a press statement released yesterday, Buy Zimbabwe said the awards recognize remarkable leadership, commitment to excellence, developing best practices
Buy Zimbabwe has called all its stakeholders to cooperate and ensure the supply, availability and affordability of local goods and services returns to normalcy. In a statement released today, the organization urged local industries to be pro-active in developing a long term strategy for industrial development
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
Buy Zimbabwe has partnered National Movement Catholic Students (NMCS),in its Buy local campaign as part of its efforts to do consumer education and foster for preferential of local products. According to Buy Zimbabwe, the partnership will see the two holding massive campaigns in August to encourage buying
Buy Zimbabwe has urged political parties contesting this year's harmonized elections to procure their campaign material locally and support local suppliers to create jobs for the country. Speaking to 263Chat on the sidelines of the just ended 8th Buy local summit held in Gweru last week,
Kadembo warned that local companies which are used to getting favours through nepotism risk losing big business on the international market as a business is valued according to products and services offered.
The government says it will soon be taking stringent action against corrupt officials implicated in corrupt activities as their deeds are hampering the development of local content.
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