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Drop your comment on this and share your two cents! I know this lady personally,she was a big hustler,worked as HR for close to 10 years and she went to Canada and now she is always pushing deals in Zimbabwe. Her argument being it’s relatively easy to raise finance...

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Oliver Mtyambizi of the Negomo Chieftainship 的头像
Oliver Mtyambizi of the Negomo Chieftainship2 年前

This lady is on point and moreover she is not denigrating anyone's way of thinking. There is never right or wrong time to invest. It depends on what you are investing in. In one of my many travels, I met a Cameroon lad in Malmo, a Swedish town at the border of Denmark and Sweeden. Being only Africans in the pub, we started a conversation. Upon him realising that I was from Zimbabwe, he started telling me a lot about Zim and even said "I have a daughter in Zim". He told me what I have always known that Zim is a very good Country and I asked him why he left. He goes on like- "I specialize in Countries that will be experiencing hardships. When the hardships are no longer there, I hardly make it". I was amused by this. Seeing that I was confused by his statement, he said, "Look, I went to Zimbabwe in early 2000s when shops were empty. Hupfu was a problem. So, I went to South Africa and brought multiple lorries of hupfu and I made serious monies. All is well now, and I can't make money with hupfu hence I left". Truely speaking, where others see a problem others see an opportunity. The failure by the city council to provide water to residents gave birth to millionaires in borehole drilling companies. The failures of the Government to provide reliable electricity gave us millionaires in Solar Energy Companies, the failure of ZUPCO birthed millionaires in transport operators, the failure of Air Zimbabwe was a great opportunity for Qatar Airways, Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines and the like. You can be one of the failures in Zimbabwe but who said someone else cannot make it where you failed? It's all about your mindset and nothing else. Don't confine yourself into thinking that only the politically connected make money in Zimbabwe. The late Ginimbi's friends once said, "If kana nyoka ichiitisa mari then just go and have your own snake and make money". A friend of mine who never left Zimbabwe is doing his 3rd cluster homes project with 20 units. Each cluster is selling for $300,000.00 (madhora eku America). Only 4 are left and all bought by Zimbabweans living and making it in Zimbabwe. They paid cash. The chances of such homes being grabbed by Diasporans are between Slim and None.

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Glen Dhliwayo2 年前

She does make a strong point about being able to identify opportunities and making the most of them.

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Hon. Takudzwa Titus Nyanhanga2 年前

Reminds me of something I’m always saying, Chinese, Russians , Indians, Pakistani etc are flocking to Zimbabwe for opportunities and they’re making a killing. But Zimbabweans are fleeing to Diaspora, kunoitei???

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Câéser Cicero2 年前

she just sounded like a "clever motivational speaker" If she could mention with clarity opportunities that existed under Smith and Mugabe, why did she decline to state just one that exists now? Cz knowing past opportunities isn't wisdom , it's just benefit of hindsight

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Câéser Cicero2 年前

Is there a reason why she categorically stated "clearly" the opportunities that existed under Mugabe and Smith but declined to give an example of the opportunities that exist now ? I'm just curiously wondering ? Was eargely waiting for the current opportunities kkk

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Gerry2 年前

From the broader surface, it is very true! But the mukana is open to those who openly support Musangano. This is a fact for our generation. It's a choice for us all to 🍽 with them so that 20 years later are viewed as beneficiaries as she is doing or be part of the force that is fighting for a better country that creates opportunities for all. Choice for us all after all 💯.

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Wisdom Muzambi2 年前

They say if you change the way you look at things, the things you look at will change. I think that reframing of one's mindset can do wonders for one to see opportunities. I have a friend of mine from high xul who specializes in supplying bales of empty sacks & he's killing it.

Christian Kuvengejedye Snr 的头像
Christian Kuvengejedye Snr2 年前

I hate it when a person gets an opportunity and start thinking others are dull and lazy, how many people have been given (rather bought) land and started building on it only for bulldozers to come and destroy them.

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PRIDE CELL2 年前

Anopenga uyu

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Uncle Tony2 年前

Explain with facts your arguments mukoma zvinakidze lol

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