1994 – Zimbabwe International Trade Fair
Zimbabwe International Trade Fair
26 April – 2 May 1994
The 1994 Zimbabwe International Trade Fair coincided with Bulawayo’s Centenary. The slogan of this year’s fair was Africa’s No.1.
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