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Latwell Nyangu
The two University of Zimbabwe students who established an e-commerce start-up, Bring It, are now targeting a reach of over one million users.
The student Tinashe Nyakushena and Delicate Patrick Marume said the objective behind Bring It is to reach out to traders, consumers, distributors and producers.
According to Tinashe the official launch is now scheduled for month end.
“We wish to target about one million users in the first year given all the necessary requirements are provided and we will be launching this month end.
“We are excited as Bring it to be your new partner in business through marketing and providing a one stop center for business excellence.
“Bring It is founded on principles of inclusive trade of commodities, human capital and services among others.
“Our aim is to help smoothen the free trade ecosystem for Africa and the rest of the world and we thrive to be the leading one stop platform for traders in commodities, products, services, human capital, finances, marketing, SEO and many more,” he said.
He said that the e-commerce application and website works to solve the trade corridor closure.
“We can confirm that the application and website is about to be launched and it will be ready for downloads and usability by all.
“This application will help Zimbabwe as a nation and globally as well in different aspects and sectors including employment creation, increase of the country’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product) as well and others sectors which l can’t mention all because they’re so many by just creating a new trade corridor for everyone.
“We once looked for Angel Investors for the project late last year so that we can launch it and according to our Financial Projections and estimates it shows out that the project requires about US$333k as an initial investment to cover up all the necessities associated with our technological company.
“We are still welcoming investors and provided everything goes well and according to the plan we will be launching the application before the end of January.”
Delicate said they are hoping to hit the ground running.
“It takes change to make people see the change you can bring over their change.
“The Bring it experience is more than just an experience and we are looking forward to a positive reception in the market locally and abroad.
“We have a very flexible business model that accommodates every trader, buyer and seller.”
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