16 win cars at Choppies promotion

Choppies human resources manager Mr Sipho Mpofu hands over Chevrolet car keys to Choppies grand prize winner Mr Cleto Imbayago at Nkulumane Complex, Bulawayo yesterday. (Picture by Eliah Saushoma)
Choppies human resources manager Mr Sipho Mpofu hands over Chevrolet car keys to Choppies grand prize winner Mr Cleto Imbayago at Nkulumane Complex, Bulawayo yesterday. (Picture by Eliah Saushoma)

Peter Matika, Senior Reporter
CHOPPIES Zimbabwe yesterday held its 5th Annual Save Big and Drive Competition where scores of loyal customers walked away with various prizes.

The draw was held at Nkulumane Shopping Complex in Bulawayo. The competition also saw Choppies employees participating, and the grand prize, a Chevrolet bakkie was won by a till operator from one of the Choppies supermarkets in Bulawayo.

Speaking at the event, Choppies Zimbabwe managing director Mr Siqokoqela Mphoko said it was befitting for the company to also recognise its employees, as they play a big role in its growth.

“We really appreciate what they do for the company and we ask you too as customers to do the same. This year we opened up the competition to our employees, as a way of showing appreciation of their dedication and sterling hard work,” he said.

Mr Mphoko also said this was an attempt by Chop­pies, sup­pli­ers and ser­vice providers to give back to the com­mu­nity the business operates in. The Chop­pies Save Big and Drive Pro­mo­tion is an an­nual themed car com­pe­ti­tion and pro­mo­tion that runs from Septem­ber to Novem­ber.

Chop­pies cur­rently has 32 outlets dotted across the country. A total of 15 brand-new Re­nault Kwid ve­hi­cles were up for grabs, with the grand prize being the Chevro­let util­ity bakkie. Choppies Zimbabwe human recourses manager Mr Sipho Mpofu reiterated Mr Mphoko’s statement adding that the main aim of this year’s competition was to include Choppies employees.

“We are duly bound by them. This is a way of saying thank you to them, as we value their contribution to the company and its growth,” he said.

Head­quar­tered in Bu­l­awayo, Chop­pies has been on an ag­gres­sive in­vest­ment drive since its en­try into the lo­cal mar­ket four years ago. It has expanded to Gwanda, Gokwe, Mutare, Bin­dura, Gweru, Ruwa and Harare. The com­pany has as a re­sult cre­ated more than 2 000 jobs.-@peterkmatika

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