Cultivating Customers: Market Women in Harare, Zimbabwe

Nancy E. Horn

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This text reveals that, although invisible in terms of government statistics, Zimbabwe's market women are serious entrepreneurs who generate profit for reinvestment and household maintenance, at the same time making a vital contribution to the national economy.

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