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Ice cream vendors barred from ZITF for wearing yellow company uniforms
01 May 2022 at 07:30hrs | Views
ICE Cream vendors who had hoped to cash in on the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair's (ZITF) last day Saturday, were denied entry into the Bulawayo exhibition park for wearing yellow uniforms, NewZimbabwe.com has learnt.
Great Flavours ice cream men, who wear yellow and green uniforms, were forced to remove their hats and jackets by police before being allowed entry
Yellow is opposition Citizens Coalition for Change's (CCC) colour and has been banned in parliament while the Harare city council tried to follow suit in vain.
However, the Great Flavours uniforms did not bear the CCC logo.
"Another trade fair gem, ice cream vendors with yellow jackets and hats had to take them off to go into the trade fair grounds," said Bulawayo central MP Nicola Watson.
"The toxicity from Zanu-PF to CCC is hindering so much and yellow is a banned colour."
The CCC was formed in February as a new party after a protracted fight for the MDC Alliance which leader Nelson Chamisa eventually gave up to Mwonzora.
Chamisa then went on to trounce both Mwonzora and Zanu-PF at the March 26 by-elections.
Great Flavours ice cream men, who wear yellow and green uniforms, were forced to remove their hats and jackets by police before being allowed entry
Yellow is opposition Citizens Coalition for Change's (CCC) colour and has been banned in parliament while the Harare city council tried to follow suit in vain.
Another trade fair gem the ice cream vendors with yellow jackets and hats had to take them off to go into the Trade Fair grounds the toxity from ZPF to CCC is hindering so much and yellow is a banned color #RegisterToVoteZW pic.twitter.com/ozHGKOsnlz
— Nicola Watson (@NicolaWatson13) April 29, 2022
However, the Great Flavours uniforms did not bear the CCC logo.
"The toxicity from Zanu-PF to CCC is hindering so much and yellow is a banned colour."
The CCC was formed in February as a new party after a protracted fight for the MDC Alliance which leader Nelson Chamisa eventually gave up to Mwonzora.
Chamisa then went on to trounce both Mwonzora and Zanu-PF at the March 26 by-elections.
Source - NewZimbabwe