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Why is it people are preferring to buy second hand clothes than new clothes ; do you think we are comfortable by buying second hand clothes ? Look at South Africa if someone goes around selling second hand clothes no one will buy them. If you want to barn them give workers better salaries so that they can afford to buy new clothes. 2 Our textile industries must produce good quality clothes with reasonable prices . Noone will buy second hand clothes if they have same price , same quality and cheap with new the new . That is the only way to barn second hand cloth

what we know is nothing belongs to us iye wacho dzaakapfeka ndedzemuno here kana kuti kunze

pindula you are deleting our comments here why ???

if you ban bhero macivil servants anonyadzisa government pakaita vaenzi they will see matrousers akapera muto and anezvigamba we will be coming back to 1998 to 2008 vana vechikoro vange vakuziva number yematrousers or skirts , shirts and blouses dzemateacher

i once saw every shoe written $50 000rtgs at BATA, meaning a civil servant works for 2 pairs a month, pamberi ne bhero ... kuvhura bherooooo

Good bhero 200% better than China clothes

Guys to be frank and honest Edgar's, Powersales, Topics, Truworths, Jet and boutiques they import their clothing lines from especially Asian countries handit ndokune madhiri enyu so why do you cry . On top of that imi vane mari vacho tinavo mumagroup ebhero mostly the wives they come with top of the range cars vachiuya pabhero why not go by Truworths??

Guys to be precise the likes of Edgar's, Powersales, Topics,Truworths,Jet and boutiques they all import the clothing lines from especially Asian countries handit ndokune madhiri enyu so what is the difference and not all of us can afford them vanemari vacho tinavo mumagroup ebhero avanodaniwa richivhurwa they come and park top of the range cars vachiuya pabhero nevakadzi venyu vanouya don't tell us b ull ****

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Vanopenga, kana vaka banner kuti hembe dzisapinda munyika handit, they cant ban kuti dzisatengeswa cuz munenge musina mabhero acho, simple

True...second hand clothes are our main wardrobe features.. they are cheap , durable , quality and affordable as compared to clothes sold at Edgars etc..

hamugoneka kusona muno, ani angapfeka njeke njeke dzinosunwa muno idzi bhero boo

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This piece of news that 90% of clothes being sold in Zimbabwe is second hand clothes is very disturbing. This is happening because there are no longer companies in Zimbabwe which are manufacturing new clothes. Bulawayo used to be known as the seat of clothes manufacturing. Today those companies are now only shells. David Whitehead Textiles was the only well known textile company in Zimbabwe. I am filled with memories of Botswananians streaming into Bulawayo to buy new clothes. David Whitehead Textiles has been placed under Judiciary Management. It reopening has been announced on several occasions, but nothing fruitful has materialised. Rolls of clothing material citizens find in the few shops still selling clothes materials are imported from India, Pakistan and the far East. Government must help to resuscitate David Whitehead Textiles first before banning the sale of second hand clothes in Zimbabwe. [ FOR HOW LONG CAN WE SURVIVE AS A COUNTRY WITHOUT TEXTILE INDUSTRY ? ]. [ VERUZHINJI VAVE KUDA GWETA NELSON CHAMISA KUTI PAVE NE SHANDUKO KWAYO NEHUTONGI HWEJEKERERE ]. [ IKO KUTONGA CHAIKOIKO KUNODA MAJANA KWETE IZVI ZVATIRI KUONA IZVI ]. Yours faithfully William Sonboy CHINEMBIRI [THE BUSH LAWYER4CCC].

obvious ka amana ko maGucci acho towakwanisa here pluz bhero racho kutoritenga kuzama kubata budget...

Dumping ground. Even secong hand underwear is shipped to Zim. Where is our pride

Rwanda banned them and was threatened with sanctions by the world policeman

Maka banner secondhand clothes mukuda kuti tipfekei.Ndodza tokwanisawo