Clothing retailers in Zimbabwe are being pushed to the brink of bankruptcy by second hand clothes, which have become popular with ordinary citizens. Two of the country's listed retailers recently presented depressed results, and they cited stiff competition from the informal market. Farai Mwakutuya has the details
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