Published: 18 April 2018

The new dispensation has brought with it some fresh impetus on the business front with Bulawayo's indigenous entrepreneurs regaining confidence by setting up some new enterprises in line with government's mantra, Zimbabwe is open for business.

Mr Mnothisi Nsingo is a Bulawayo based businessman who had established his empire in the city's industrial area trading as Double Fresh Bakery employing over a 100 people at some time. However, as fate had it, Mr Nsingo had to watch his empire crumble following a bad transaction with some of the suppliers with allegations of some corrupt politicians having been involved to ensure a final nail in the coffin.

The coming on board of the new dispensation through the hugely popular Operation Restore Legacy has seen Mr Nsingo re-establishing a bakery under a new banner Super Fresh.

The business establishment which started in February this year is already beginning to attract some foreign investors, thanks to the friendly investment climate currently prevailing.

Mr Nsingo's dream is to establish new business ventures across the country and God willing to go beyond the country's boarders not in the distance future.
- zbc

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