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 Being an entrepreneur in Chiredzi is an extremely challenging experience. As a business, you need to have a competitive edge in order to stand out. With more and more competition, especially from companies expanding into Chiredzi, you need to be at the forefront — being seen. Consider the following quotation:
You're really not in business to make a profit, but you're in business to render a service that is so good people, are willing to pay a profit in recognition of what you’re doing for them.
—Stanley Marcus
With so much interest in Chiredzi, are you being recognised?
Change is the only constant, and with that change comes new opportunity for you and your business. We believe that embracing basic technology is key. Use EWAY Chiredzi to promote your business and e-mail for easy communication.
Tell us your challenges or find out more about the solutions and services we offer.
For October 2011, the following has been trending on EWAY Chiredzi:
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Last Updated on Saturday, 05 November 2011 |
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 Hippo Valley Estates Primary School in Chiredzi presented it's annual end of year play — The Wizard of Oz — to a packed audience this last Friday evening, (28th October 2011). Growing on the successes of previous productions, the show was a huge hit and a highly enjoyable evening. The wonderful colour coordinated costumes helped with the flow of the story immensely.
The fun commenced with a number of singing performances by Grades 0 to 4, entitled, 'All the Colours of the Rainbow' and included those songs we all learnt at school from Baa Baa Black Sheep (Grade 0) to Lily the Pink (Grade 4).
The Wizard of Oz was performed by Grades 5 to 7 and eloquently narrated by the colours Red (Tinopi Gorejena), Orange (Rumwisai Chiwasa), Purple (Tadiwanashe Kadziyanyike), Blue (Takunda Kurakaraka), Green (Tracy Simonsen) and Yellow (Zanele Siziba).
A violent storm very dramatically sweeps away Dorothy (Kudzai Chigerwe), Toto (Gabriel Mugari) and their entire house. Flying right across the stage, the house came crashing down in the land of Oz and right on top of the Wicked Witch of the East. The Munchkins and Glinda (Vimbai Mahungana) present Dorothy with the late witch's ruby slippers and set her on the yellow brick road towards the Emerald City.
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Last Updated on Sunday, 30 October 2011 |
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Chiredzi Business Forum and ZNCC |
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 In Chiredzi recently, (25th October 2011), the Chiredzi Business Forum hosted the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC).
The ZNCC explained the benefits of membership and the services they offer to business. This was followed by an animated debate about the national economy and how the ZNCC participates in lobbying the government on behalf of business people and entrepreneurs.
The ZNCC was very impressed by the Chiredzi business community and also commented on the hospitality of the Chiredzi people. It was agreed that the ZNCC will operate within the existing structures of the Chiredzi Business Forum. This means members of the Chiredzi Business Forum will also be members of the ZNCC.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 October 2011 |
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Latest Soccer Cup Results |
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Written by Hippo FC
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UPDATE
Latest results for the Sylvia Dube Cup and Mbada Diamonds Trophy have been added to our Latest News section.
—7th Nov 2011
 Hello Football Fans!
Hippo FC — 3
Buffaloes FC — 1
I am sure that those who watched the match recently are asking for more! If you missed out don’t say I didn’t tell you. The boys advanced to the semi-finals of the Sylvia Dube Trophy with an excellent performance against Buffaloes FC.
The game was tied at 1-1 after normal time after we failed to convert numerous chances. Fortunately the boys did not remove the foot off the pedal and scored twice in extra time to put the game beyond their opponents.
We meet Triangle United FC in two weeks for the semi-finals.
The weekend results from other matches were as follows:
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Last Updated on Monday, 07 November 2011 |
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Family Fun Day (South Eastern College) |
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 This weekend, South Eastern College in Chiredzi held a fun filled day of games, prizes, activities, stalls and entertainment for the whole family. The event was very well attended by parents and other surrounding school pupils.
The day's activities started very early with a sponsored 10km walk from Croco Motors to the Grounds of South Eastern College. The crowds were then entertained by various sporting teams who tried to outdo each other.
The day's activities were wound up with a highly competitive eating competition for the kids while the Principal, Mr Sungayi, entertained with an energizing auction full of countless bargains. Including tyres, doors and even a Brahmin cow.
See the photos below.
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 South Eastern College in Chiredzi held it's annual Honours Dinner this past Thursday 13th October 2011. The dinner seeks to honour those students who have made outstanding achievements over the past year. It is also an opportunity for students to voice their appreciation of the school's staff.
The Guest of Honour was Mrs Nancy Pemberton. Together with her late husband, Bob Pemberton, and other like-minded parents, Nancy was instrumental in founding South Eastern College. Nancy Pemberton is currently involved in missionary work and education with Church of Christ in Chiredzi.
See the photos below:
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EWAY Chiredzi often receives e-mails from people who want to work with businesses in the Lowveld. Unfortunately, if you don’t include an e-mail address in your EWAY Chiredzi Business Directory listing you will miss out on these opportunities. It's not cost effective for us to phone or visit your premises every time there is a query.
E-mail is the cheapest, easiest and most reliable method of making contact. That is why we have structured the Business Listing with an email link so people anywhere in the world can get in touch with you quickly and easily. The entire world is now a global market place.
Customers are always searching the internet for information, services and products such as yours. The question to ask yourself is, "if I am serious about business, why don't I have a web presence?" Lack of a computer is no longer a valid excuse. Many people are now able to access the internet from their phones in addition to the existing internet cafes.
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