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ebratin el g c SILVER JUBILEE 1991 - 2016 We Boast Of More Than 150 Years Combined Senior Management Experience In Shipping And Forwarding ebratin el g c celebrating SILVER JUBILEE 1991 - 2016 ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY SILVER JUBILEE 1991 - 2016 ANNIVERSARY SILVER JUBILEE SILVER JUBILEE 1991 - 2016 1991 - 2016 ANNIVERSARY Contents Trade Directory of Zimbbwe PUBLISHER ZimTrade Contents 904 Premium Close Mt. Pleasant Business Park Harare, Zimbabwe E-mail: [email protected] About Zimbabwe ................................................................... 10 Tel: +263 4 369330-41 Website: www.zimtrade.co.zw Zimbabwe in Brief: Key Economic Sectors .................. 16 DESIGN & LAYOUT PixlWrx About the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) ......... 28 14 Ashdown Drive Ashdown Park Investment Opportunities in Zimbabwe ......................... 30 Harare, Zimbabwe [email protected] Banks & Other Financial Institutions ................................ 34 Tel: +263 773 429 260; 718 429 260 Business Organisations ...................................................... 38 ADVERTISING Lonworld Communications Zimbabwe Diplomatic Missions Abroad ........................ 42 Suite 215, 2st Floor Gelfand House Foreign Representation in Zimbabwe ............................. 50 Cnr First/Speke Avenue Harare, Zimbabwe E-mail: [email protected] Selected Government Ministries ...................................... 60 Tel: 263 4 793701-3 +263 773 097157; 715 019364 Hotels & Lodges .................................................................. 64 Disclaimer Export Product Listing ........................................................ 72 This publication is the exclusive property of ZimTrade. All rights reserved. No article Import Product Listing ......................................................... 90 or picture may be reproduced, copied or transmitted in any form whatsoever without Services Listing ..................................................................... 96 the written consent of ZimTrade. It is a criminal offence to reproduce copyright Company Profiles ............................................................... 100 material. Advertising Index ................................................................ 200 Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of this publication, ZimTrade does not accept any responsibility for inaccurate information and transactions conducted with companies or organisations listed in this directory. RECYCLE Give our planet a future TRADE DIRECTORY OF ZIMBABWE Foreword It is with great pleasure that we present to you the 2017 Trade Directory of Zimbabwe. As you might be aware, we are celebrating our Golden Jubilee as ZimTrade was established in 1991. As we celebrate 25 years of energising the country’s export growth, we take a walk down memory lane to the first ever publication of the Trade Directory of Zimbabwe published in 1992. In his foreword, the then ZimTrade Board Chairman, the late Mr. Cephas Msipa, introduced the Directory as “a publication which is intended to lead to broader cooperation between Zimbabwean producers and existing as well as potential trading partners”. In our continued pursuit of this intended goal, the Trade Directory has been consistently published annually. It has and continues to propel Zimbabwean exporters towards achieving global visibility. As evidenced by feedback from users, the publication is a necessary tool in promoting awareness of local products to international buyers and investors. May I also take this opportunity to encourage you to fully utilise the Zimbabwe Trade Information Portal, which is accessible on tradezimbabwe.com. The portal offers access to market intelligence, information on trade regulations, duties, taxes, shipment documents and many other services that facilitate trade. We are indeed making frantic efforts to make access to information more transparent, accurate, timely and convenient, thus affording greater facilitation to trade. As the national trade development and promotion organisation, ZimTrade remains committed to supporting potential and existing exporters to ensure that they continue to make impactful contribution towards the growth of Zimbabwe’s exports. In the words of a renowned American author, Seth Godin, “Our job is to connect to people, to interact with them in a way that leaves them better than we found them and more able to get where they’d like to go”. I have no doubt that this publication will add value to you. FOREWORD S. P. Pilime Chief Executive Officer: ZimTrade 5 1. General Information 4. Import Product Listing This section gives relevant facts and figures on Contains an alphabetical list of import product Zimbabwe, followed by a general overview of groups. Below each group are the names of the Zimbabwean economy and key economic importing companies. sectors. Contact details of various trade related institutions and organisations are also provided. 5. Services Listing This section alphabetically lists services 2. Useful Addresses provided (export and import). Below each service The section provides contact information for group are the names of the service providers. various business organisations i.e. Banking Institutions, Trade Facilitation Organisations, 6. Company Profiles Selected Government Ministries and Lists companies alphabetically. More detailed Departments, Foreign Representation in information is provided (telephone numbers, fax Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Diplomatic Missions numbers, e-mail and website addresses as well Abroad and Hotels. as product/service descriptions). 3. Export Product Listing Contains an alphabetical list of export product groups. Below each product group are the names of the exporting companies. Polysteel® || ski rope marine rope | manila rope | cotton & nylon braids| mining safety netting| aquaculture netting |kapenta net | horticulture netting | trellis nets & plant support nets| shade & hail netting || bird nets sports nets | ®®® ® cargo nets| cargo strapping | tobacco twine - T2 T9 T16 & T20 ||twisted twines baling & thatching twine ® |candlewick | industrial sewing twine| bag stitching twine | shinda crochet yarn || shoe laces piping cord | string|| shop twines fruit & vegetable pockets| pallet strapping & stretch wrap| pump gland packing | nylon polywire Tying solutions together... Head Office & Factories 48 Plymouth Road, Southerton Harare, Zimbabwe Tel: +263 (4) 621282-7 Cell: +263 (0) 782 784 551/4 Branches in Msasa & Bulawayo www.tanzi.co.zw| [email protected] Showroom : 32 Seke Road,Hatfield, Harare Office Tel: + 263 4 570326, 570652, 581197/8 Cell: +263 772 278 552 ,Cell/whatsapp: +263 772 278 553 Email: [email protected] Website : www.tusilago.com Sales Team Happison: +263 773 026 301, Sandra: +263 772 278 550, Tsitsi: +263 782 740 221 FITTED KITCHENS , BEDROOM CUPBOARDS, BATHROOM VANITIES, STUDIES Established AND RECEPTION COUNTERS, LABORATORY FITTINGS , BARS, 1997 SPORTS CHANGING ROOMS & BOARD ROOMS 1 TRADE DIRECTORY OF ZIMBABWE ZimTrade, the national trade development and promotion organisation, is a unique joint venture partnership between the Private Sector and the Government of Zimbabwe. It was established in 1991. Our Mandate Our Aspiration Our Values To energise Zimbabwe’s export To contribute to Zimbabwe’s Focused growth. growth and prosperity through Connected developing and catalysing viable and Bold sustainable exports. Trusted How we grow exports... Export Development We nurture exisiting and potential exporters to become viable export entities. Capacity Building ABOUT ZIMTRADE We offer export training programmes that Market Intelligence groom companies and develop requisite skills to explore external markets. We provide market intelligence through various channels such as the Trade Information Centre; In-house Publications (Trade Directory of Zimbabwe, Newsletters and Trade User Guides); as well as the Zimbabwe-EU Business Information Centre (Zim-EBIC). Export Promotion We promote the marketing of Zimbabwean products and services to the global market. Advocacy We also facilitate and organise participation by USEFUL INFORMATION local companies in Regional and International We engage relevant stakeholders in order to Trade Fairs as well as Trade Missions. improve the ease of doing export business. HEAD OFFICE REGIONAL OFFICE ONLINE 904 Premium Close 48 Josiah Tongogara Street www.zimtrade.co.zw Mt. Pleasant Business Park Bulawayo www.tradezimbabwe.com Harare, Zimbabwe Zimbabwe [email protected] +263 (4) 369330-41 +263 (9) 66151/62378 ZimTradeAlerts +263 8677 000 374 +263 8677 000 378 ZimTrade Zimbabwe 9 2 About Zimbabwe TRADE DIRECTORY OF ZIMBABWE Zimbabwe is located in Southern Africa between the Zambezi and Limpopo rivers. It is bordered by South Africa to the South, Botswana to the West, Mozambique to the East and Zambia to the North. CITIES Capital City: Harare It has an estimated population of 2,098,199 (2016). Administratively, Harare is a metropolitan province, which also incorporates Chitungwiza town and Epworth. Other Cities Bulawayo, Gweru, Masvingo, Mutare POPULATION 13.1million INTERNATIONAL DIALING CODE (2012 census) +263 AREA 2 TIME ZONE 390,757km +2 GMT GDP BUSINESS HOURS US$14.3 Billion 0800hrs – 1700hrs (Monday to Friday) (December 2016) Currencies: Multiple Currency system Banking Hours: (USD; EUR; ZAR; GBP; BWP; CNY; JPY; 0800hrs – 1500hrs (Monday to Friday) AUD; INR) 0800hrs – 1130hrs (Saturdays) Government Offices: LANGUAGES 0745hrs – 1645hrs (Monday to Friday) Official Language: & FIGURES ABOUT ZIMBABWE: FACTS
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