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Training institutions urged to adapt to needs of leather sector

19/07/2017

The chairman of the Leather Institute of Zimbabwe (LIZ), Cornelio Sunduza, has urged training institutions in the city of Bulawayo to adjust their curriculums so that they better suit the needs of the leather and textile sectors.  Mr Sunduza made these comments after Bulawayo was granted Special Economic Zone (SEZ) status for the leather and...

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