DEAF COUPLE BUILDS HANDICRAFT BUSINESS WITH GROWING MARKET
Alec and Farai Katsere are turning their creativity into a thriving handicraft business, producing affordable bags, hats, aprons and other items featuring animal and national fabric prints.
The couple have established a market for their products in Victoria Falls, Kariba, Mutare and beyond Zimbabwe’s borders. They are currently showcasing their work on the sidelines of the ongoing COMESA Summit at the Harare International Convention Centre (HICC).
[Translation: Noble Mawungwa]
#ZBCNews #COMESASummit #Entrepreneurship #DisabilityInclusion #MadeInZimbabwe
Alec and Farai Katsere are turning their creativity into a thriving handicraft business, producing affordable bags, hats, aprons and other items featuring animal and national fabric prints.
The couple have established a market for their products in Victoria Falls, Kariba, Mutare and beyond Zimbabwe’s borders. They are currently showcasing their work on the sidelines of the ongoing COMESA Summit at the Harare International Convention Centre (HICC).
[Translation: Noble Mawungwa]
#ZBCNews #COMESASummit #Entrepreneurship #DisabilityInclusion #MadeInZimbabwe
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