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Chifen Engineering and Hardware (pvt) Ltd is a wholly owned company incorporated in July 2011. The company is situated at stand number 4328 Scholtz road, Westview Masvingo. This is where the brick molding and administrative offices are situated. Its quarry mine is situated at Glyntor 4 on plot number 30 Richmond Farm along Harare road. Chifen Engineering and Hardware is a professional outfit in the provision of building materials which include quarry aggregates (stones) of all grades, machine compressed bricks, interlocking pavers, sand and transport/Haulage services. With the perennial problems of supply of building materials in Masvingo, Chifen Engineering geared itself to improve the image of Masvingo and Zimbabwe at large through continuous supply of our products and superior service to our customers.It is one of the key players in supplying quarry for the dualization program of Harare-Masvingo-Beitbridge road. Vision To be the leading supplier of world class bricks

Liquor Club is now open at Masvingo Down Town. It offers a variety of liquor and snacks at wholesale price. Gone are the days where retail outlets would run out of stocks. Liquor sells liquor beverages, wine and soft drinks. Club Liquor is not a bar but a wholesale outlet. We caught up with the brains behind Liquor Club Garikayi Garande. ‘We would want to cater for everyone in the community, from the low income earners, to the high income earner. We are the cheapest in town so one can come and pick their beer and go. Liquor Club is near Caravan Park and when patrons feel they want to come and have a great time at Caravan Park but they cannot afford the beer there, they simply come to Liquor Club and buy their beer then proceed to Caravan oPark, then they produce a receipt from Liquor Club. At Caravan Park we do not allow people to bring their beers they have bought elsewhere. Now we they can buy from Liquor Club and proceed to Caravan Park. We have introduced a dial a drink f

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GZ Times Magazine is a business publication, which was established to provide organizational and information to the business and economic community. The media is dominated by negative news. There is limited focus on thinking around the future, and possibilities for turning around the economy. Most solutions being suggested at present will not take this economy out of the situation that we face. There is a real need for a publication that goes beyond analysis and stimulates discussion around finding solutions to the challenges Zimbabwean businesses and the economy faces. The Great Zimbabwe Times Magazine is there to give positive information and come out with critical thinking and how we can briņg solutions. Target Market economic leaders and decision-makers including, Business Executives Business Owners Middle and Senior Managers Economic, decision Makers Investors Value Proposition A Magazine that gives; advertisers high responses and high returns on their advertising  h

They have stood the test of time, they have come of age and you cannot talk of towing and recovery and not mention Thunder Run towing and recovery. We all know that breakdown on the road is one of the worst scenarios for motorists. It is a time when you would wonder what else to do when you encounter such situation. It is at that moment when you need someone who understands your situation on the road. Thunder Run rescues you were ever you are in Zimbabwe and beyond our borders. They are available 24hours every day. Thunder Run is into towing and recovery of breakdown of vehicles. "We have top of the range tow trucks, low beds wreckers, we also tow across various borders surrounding Zimbabwe. Cranes and forklifts are readily available for hire at very affordable prices” says Mr Tobias Sinamai, the Administrative officer for Thunder Run. "We also have cars for hire, safe overnight parking space. We also sell variety of motor vehicle original spare parts," he adds.

Defender paint takes market by storm Defender paint is a wholly own Zimbabwean brand situated at Masvingo Industrial site. The brand was registered in 2015 after years of research and trials. Its core business is manufacturing of paints for domestic , industrial and automotive purposes. It is the only paint manufacturing company in Masvingo Province with its products selling all over Zimbabwe. According to the managing Director Domnic Makore Nyamainashe, ‘Defender paint started on humble beginnings and we got support from some captains of Industry who believed in us. Though we faced challenges but we managed to penetrate the huge market. We now supply large wholesale giants like NRichards wholesale, Masvingo Hardware. We also supply to major schools and big institutions in the province and the rest of the country.” Says Nyamainashe. “Like any other growing and manufacturing company we have some challenges. A great need for major capital injection is needed so as to meet our demand

By Sam Mapuranga There is not much to celebrate in towns and cities in Zimbabwe currently. Most cities and towns are not able to drive structural transformation, boost growth, create jobs in tradeable industries, and contribute to national economic growth compared with those in advanced economies such as America, China, and the United Kingdom. Nevertheless, there is much to build on for the future. Caught on an unlevel playing field, cities find it difficult to offers basic services such as safe drinking water, housing, and reliable transport infrastructure, among others. Therefore, many towns and cities continue to lose families and jobs to rapidly growing new suburban communities and neighbouring countries. As companies and families move out, the tax bases shrink, leaving these places without the financial wherewithal to grapple with concentrated marginal poverty, joblessness, family fragmentation, and failing schools. Masvingo is not spared too, yet the sad fact is that a “busi

Patricia Deena Rwodzi was born in 1940 in Hurungwe to Patrick Rwodzi snr and Elizabeth Kanyurira. My maternal grandmother was of the Mbano Matemai clan while my maternal grandfather belonged to Soko Mukanya of the Mbire Clan in Guruve in Mashonaland Central. They are known as Makorekore who later migrated to Hurungwe and later to settled under chief Chirau in Mashonaland West Province. The Western part of Zimbabwe. (Unfortunately I couldn’t get a picture of my mother) My mother was 4th born in a family of 5. She went to school up to standard 6. 2 Years ago I met Stanford Jowa at The Minister of state for Provincial Affairs Office in Chinhoyi, I introduced myself to him and he said"see this child,(Pointing at me) her mother was more beautiful than her, we cannot compare her with her mother.’ Stanford is the (Rwodzi) Family friend whom in our native custom is the “Sahwira ‘of the family. I am the granddaughter of the Rwodzi clan where my mother hails. My mother was a gre

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Prof Sunungurai Chingarande Mutanga, Appointed the new Vice Chancellor for Women University in Africa Prof Sunungurai Mutanga has been appointed the Vice Chancellor for Women University in Africa. She has taken over from the FoundingV ice Chancellor Prof Hope Cynthia Sadza. Professor Mutanga born in 1975 in Gokwe Zimbabwe. She did her primary education in Gokwe. She later did her secondary school education at Masvingo Day Secondary School before joining Hama High School for her upper secondary school where she studied Shona, Divinity and History. She was admitted to the University of Zimbabwe in 1995 to study towards a Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Sociology in the Department of Sociology. Prof Mutanga graduated with a University Book prize in 1997. She then immediately enrolled for a Master of Science degree in Sociology and Social Anthropology in 1998 at the same time serving as a teaching assistant in the Department of Sociology. She graduated with a Master of Science d