@@mkwaturi i agree, but in Mr Mandiwanzira's case, he sounds quite knowledgeable in terms of the company's operations & financial management alike. very articulate in rhetoric & i think if someone can defend themselves satisfactorily with facts that can be verified, i, personally see no problem! he holds significant institutional memory & my only worry could be succession planning.
Mr Mandiwanza has been a great CEO for Dairibord for over 20 years now, but it's also good that he tries other struggling companies which may need his experience.
Yes but it's pretty much deadwood, they important milk from Malawi and powdered milk too from South Africa, which they mix with water and sell as Chimombe.
@@aaronguri8777 Yes imagine, since the land reform there are not enough farmers to supply dairiboard with milk anymore. So some of it is imported from Malawi and some of it is imported from South Africa as powdered milk, once it arrives, it is mixed with water then sold as Chimombe fresh milk.
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thank you Trevor for the show... i wish i could get a mentor like Mr Mandiwanza so articulate, experienced and knowledgeable
A very good and interesting interview. Thank you Trevor and Tony. This is worth listening to the end. I’ve learned a lot about business.
We’re glad you found the show insightful crispen Rupiza. Thanks for the feedback!
Trevor these Videos are great . Thank you Sir !
Thank you Trevor for these insightful and inspiring interviews.
Mr Mandiwanza has facts, l learnt a few things
Trevor Ncube is quite handsome. Both men are quite handsome, actually.
A ceo for over 20years? Dairibord needs new ideas
Same story in politics and sports administration. Everyone stays in power forever as if meant to die on that post.
@@mkwaturi Its not a question of how long they stay in power but what benefit their long stay benefited the co. and the consumers.
@@alphacenturi8038 Well replied. Thanks
@@mkwaturi i agree, but in Mr Mandiwanzira's case, he sounds quite knowledgeable in terms of the company's operations & financial management alike. very articulate in rhetoric & i think if someone can defend themselves satisfactorily with facts that can be verified, i, personally see no problem! he holds significant institutional memory & my only worry could be succession planning.
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Interesting interview indeed. Thank you lads. Gushungo dairy was killing you guys big time.
Mr Mandiwanza has been a great CEO for Dairibord for over 20 years now, but it's also good that he tries other struggling companies which may need his experience.
I have learned a lot
Grateful Anthony
Wonderful mandiwanza
I will invest in Db
I think they need to invest in clean energy and other alternatives to circumvent the energy hurdles
Very inciteful.
But I am not a young man but middle aged.
Is Dairibord still in existence??
Yes but it's pretty much deadwood, they important milk from Malawi and powdered milk too from South Africa, which they mix with water and sell as Chimombe.
@@griffinc1417 is it?! importing from Malawi?
@@aaronguri8777 Yes imagine, since the land reform there are not enough farmers to supply dairiboard with milk anymore. So some of it is imported from Malawi and some of it is imported from South Africa as powdered milk, once it arrives, it is mixed with water then sold as Chimombe fresh milk.
@@griffinc1417 i feel ashamed at how we used to look down upon the malawi & mozambique economies! i think its the dynamics of history!
@@griffinc1417 kkk is that correct Sir?
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