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The Zimbabwean embassy in Zambia is currently updating its database of Zimbabwean students studying in Zambia. It aims to ensure smooth coordination and provide support to the students during their study period, according to <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/?p=17810">ZBC News</a>. Approximately 10,000 Zimbabwean students are enrolled in universities and colleges across Zambia.
Ambassador <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Charity_Charamba/">Charity Charamba</a>, Zimbabwe’s top envoy to Zambia, has encouraged students and their guardians to register with the embassy. She said:
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As the embassy, we have witnessed several Zimbabwean students who are coming to learn in Zambian institutions which is quite good because Zambia and Zimbabwe we enjoy cordial relations and we have exchange programmes.
We also have the President‘s sponsorship programme known as the ED UNZA scheme, where we have students at the University of Zambia. There are other universities where we have Zimbabweans and of late we have noticed an increase in the number of students that are coming into Zambia, but what I want to urge parents and guardians out there is that whenever your child is coming to learn in a foreign land, please be interested to know where are they going to be staying, do they have accommodation. Secondly, are their permits in order?
We must also be informed as the embassy that you have your children coming to learn here because when they are here we are their mothers and fathers, we represent the interest of all Zimbabweans here so if there are any challenges they should know where to find us.
</blockquote>
Ambassador Charamba highlighted that the embassy is open to all Zimbabweans living in Zambia. She encouraged them to take advantage of the COMESA free trade area and the COMESA simplified trade facility to enhance their businesses and economic opportunities.
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Zimbabwean Embassy Updating Database Of Zimbabwean Students Studying In Zambia

Zimbabweans companies have been urged to tap into the Zambian market that has enjoyed steady growth in the past twelve months following the election of president Hakainde Hichilema.
Zimbabwe’s ambassador to Zambia, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Charity_Charamba">Charity Charamba</a> told <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/zim-firms-must-exploit-zambian-opportunities/">The Herald</a> that local firms must take advantage of the existing cordial bilateral relations between Zimbabwe and Zambia to maximise trade.
She made the remarks after more than 30 Zimbabwean firms took part at the 94th Zambia Agriculture and Commercial Show (ZACS), which ended on Monday.
Lienne Shonhiwa, the founder of ManeTain Organics which is into the production of natural hair products, said ZACS had been such an “amazing experience”. She said:
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There are so many opportunities in Zambia and my experience here is that small businesses can tap into that market.
These are some of the opportunities that we have to definitely grab by the horns as Zimbabweans, as youth, and as small businesses.
</blockquote>
Trade development and promotion body, ZimTrade, facilitated the participation of the local firms. The Zimbabwe Pavillion was awarded the Best Recognition to International Exhibit.
Some of the local products on display included those from large firms such as <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Dairibord_Zimbabwe_Private_Limited">Dairiboard</a>, Tanganda, Cairns, Zimplow, Agricura, Windmill, AE Electricals, and Turnall as well as those from small to medium enterprises such as Good Hope Leather Products, Das Foods, Millenium Footwear, Bernard Remegious, and Triple Tee Footwear.
Ambassador Charamba said some of the visitors and buyers that came to the Zimbabwe Pavilion “had actually indicated that they want our companies to set up base in Zambia”.
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