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This year’s Source Africa known as the African Textile, Clothing and Footwear Trade Event to be held in South Africa next month where at least ten local companies will participate. The participation is aimed at exposing local clothing, textile and leather products to regional and international buyers as well to generate export orders, according to ZimTrade, the country’s export promotion body.

Source Africa is the largest trade exhibition in Africa brings together suppliers, buyers, manufacturers and service providers in one major integrated event.

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Zimbabwean companies to partake in this year's Source Africa, the largest trade exhibition for the African Textile, Clothing and Footwear and fashion accessory industries. ZimTrade will be facilitating the participation of companies in the fair to take place in Cape Town, South Africa from 7-9 June 2016.

The participation is aimed at exposing local clothing, textile and leather products to regional and international buyers as well as to generate export orders. The event brings together suppliers, buyers, manufacturers and service providers in one major integrated event.

Related Keywords: addressing working capital constraints, eying hundred percent capacity utilization, government ban all second hand clothes, Recapitalisation, replace old machinery, ZCMA, Zimbabwe Clothing and textile manufacturers

Government last week announced several austerity measures meant to resuscitate the economy which include new levies and taxes on imported groceries, fertilizer and a ban on the importation of second-hand clothes. Following Government's directive to ban all second-hand clothes on the local market, Zimbabwe Clothing and textile manufacturers are eying 100 percent capacity utilization by 2020.