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Thabani Mnyama

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Zama Msiza (@zamamsizazama) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thabani Mnyama I don't have the right business term for it but it has to do with handling of money. One must have strict guidelines regarding authority to make decisions on the use of money. Even if the business needs a teaspoon, there must be a proper procedure on how to request and dispense

K (@begottensun) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thabani Mnyama Your Money is made from OUTPUT. Employee money comes from just showing up. If you Don’t tie employees pay to their output, you Will be mad every month end. Delegate Automate Or eliminate. What is not inspected. Should not be expected. It’s always management. Everyone is

Ngoni Mangwanya ❁ (@ngodziman1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Never Ever borrow money, the so called Chimbadzo way your business will pay a heavy price on it. Stop opening numerous branches before exhausting your current markets.

Oliver Mtyambizi of the Negomo Chieftainship (@omtyambizi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thabani Mnyama The labour market in Zimbabwe is overrated. The very few who are competent may take advantage and plunge you deep into financial crisis as you try to retain them. When recruiting, avoid those who just slide their CVs into your inbox. Look for those who understand what a job

Tinashe (@tinashegeo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thabani Mnyama 1) Never ever get a β€œChimbadzo” everything all of a sudden goes south and that 30 day period moves at a supersonic speed like its just 3 days- Unonyura 2) never supply a big order without getting a deposit. 3) don’t eat capital 4) don’t borrow people money

Takunda Zikali (@mr_zikali) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What a great resource. Thank you for compiling and sharing. Very clear and simple to understand language usedπŸ’‘πŸ”₯

VaTinashe (@ptchimusoro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

These are the stories I prefer, the authentic stories of the challenges of running a business in Zimbabwe and how you can deal with them. Not the ones which paint extreme stories of positivity and negativity. I like learning from the ones on the ground, people doing things. πŸ‘πŸΎπŸ‘πŸΎ

Thabani Mnyama (@thabanimnyama) 's Twitter Profile Photo

β€œNo soldier in active service gets entangled in the [ordinary business] affairs of civilian life; [he avoids them] so that he may please the one who enlisted him to serve.” 2 Timothy 2:4 AMP #VerseOfTheDay

M-Jay (@m_jay94) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There are three sectors that are ripe for disruption in Zimbabwe: - Finance - Retail - Telecoms Do to them what Starlink is doing to local internet service providers πŸ₯° Funding a lucrative Blueberry venture with high demand is a huge investment opportunity for VCs.

Thabani Mnyama (@thabanimnyama) 's Twitter Profile Photo

β€œAnd if anyone competes as an athlete [in competitive games], he is not crowned [with the wreath of victory] unless he competes according to the rules.” 2 Timothy 2:5 AMP #VerseOfTheDay