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My vision for 2030 is to install 1000 Starlink kits in Zimbabwe & beyond. Definitely gonna leave a mark in ICT.
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Clyde Isaac
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Clyde Isaac
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Mr Starlink
Marondera, Zimbabwe Katılım Kasım 2019
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@SirTitusVeTech Wafa nezino padhiri rako. 🙌🏾😂 Every Zimbabwean’s dream, haha zvinodadisa izvi.
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Apa mabika baba. Dai ndanga ndirini muridzi weMusungo ndaikupa masinhi. 😅
Fe_Man 💵@TeeMyst
Munyika munomu rimwe zuva Gava richadambura
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Most people in Zimbabwe don’t even know why we should have good roads.
Gift Murapa@MurapaG
There are some things about us Zimbabweans that you fail to understand. We are an easy bunch to negotiate ourselves into a corner and make it easy for other people to abuse us. We also don't have time to imagine the goodness that comes from allowing trained individuals to lead
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So there’s a forex trading scam making rounds in the streets. People invest $500 to the so called mentor. Say 20 people invest, then he funds 500 only one account yaanopa vanhu vese. The rule is, that 500 account must blow👍🏾. Next thing is guys you saw we lost
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@Munyah_Wacho @yslomry I respect a person who tried a business venture and failed. He’s way ahead of someone who just thought about it. Never stop trying, uchatobudirira uchida usingade.
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I did too using Wordpress. Rainzi theclassifieds.co.zw
It was even monetized ny Google Adsense, so I charged customers 50 cents per month to list, thinking I’ll bring in traffic and benefit from ads revenue. Boy, was I wrong 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️, only 2 people signed up. My mother and my best friend 😂😂😂🤞
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If you haven’t launched a c2c classifieds platform at least once in your lifetime then you’re not a real Zimbabwean developer.
earGROUND ®@eargroundtv
From viral skits to real-world solutions. Ray Vines is back as Melusi_Xiri this time with innovation that means business. He’s just launched MaDeals, a powerful new app designed for anyone selling products or services and for buyers looking for great deals, all in one place
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Most Zimbabweans don’t know it’s perfectly fine to take a bus while you own a vehicle. Imagine if he met a colleague who asked him where his car was, the other passengers would definitely think it’s compensatory behaviour.
ChiefUncleJay@unclechiefgee
Today l humbled myself and took a bus to Gweru. I don’t regret this decision l saved myself the hustle of paying $2.17/L, $4 each tollgate, possible police harassment. #IranHuchi 🤣🤣
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As Africans we have a long way to go with logistics, international trade and cooperation. Always know that it's possible to load in one country, travel through 3 and offload on the same day. Without overworking. Just pure exploration of efficiencies driven by imagination
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@MurapaG Yesterday I was telling my friend that a truck should go from Harare to Beira and back in 3 days but that trip takes 2 weeks. Our logistics is trash, long queues, incompetence, corruption, hard borders, language barriers, poor work ethic, in-efficient systems, too much paperwork
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@misscailah @cozwva Haha, for sure you lack understanding of Geography. Drilling boreholes does not cause droughts but I agree with you that drilling so many boreholes in a country is wrong. We should just have clean water out of our taps.
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@cozwva The damage we are doing to our nation is yet to unfold , no nation should have this much drilling in my imagination or lack of understanding geography this is what is causing drought
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Drilling a borehole in Zim is US$800-US$12000. Dr Paul Tungwarara, who has the tender to drill 35000 boreholes under the Presidential Borehole scheme, is charging US$15000 to US$20 000 each.
He now has another tender to drill boreholes at each & every war veteran's home.
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@SirTitusVeTech Baba iprofit yese iyi. Apa profit yacho tichaisiya futi. 😂
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