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Sanitary wear firm sets up shop in Bulawayo

A CHINESE owned company, Tiens International Group, plans to open a new sanitary wear plant in Bulawayo, whose products they claim have reproductive system healing qualities.  The firm participated at the just ended Zimbabwe Internati…

Published: 03 May 2019 at 07:10hrs | 13 | by Staff reporter

'Sanitary wear beyond reach of young girls'

Women organisations have bemoaned the high price of sanitary wear suggesting that they should be availed to women and young girls for free.This comes as the country has been characterised by price hikes and goods shortages due to the econo…

Published: 06 Nov 2018 at 11:41hrs | 374 | by Staff reporter

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