Why Strive Masiyiwa is the enemy

By Shingai Mbetu | Opinion |

This is my personal view about Strive Masiyiwa, I personally think he is Zimbabwe’s number 1 enemy. I did not say he is the enemy, but l said l think he is the number 1 enemy.

He has introduced a car tracking system. This means other companies in the market are simply going to suffer because they cannot compete on Capital.

Strive is well invested abroad and can easily bring the capital without any hustle and implement the systems.

What is happening is the local company also has the same mentality but they are strained on capital and Strive comes after realizing that they are more than 1 million cars in Zimbabwe.

He goes on to charge 100 bucks for gadget installation and ask for 20 bucks as service fee per month.

Because this system might be connected to your phone which he has a cell license for, he is simply going to override what other players were doing and all the monies will be going to Strive.

I urge the government to look into this as a matter of urgency otherwise such moves are simply killing the man on the street who has the same dream for tomorrow.

By the time some of us wake up, you will only realize that Strive has taken every angle and you are not going to do anything about it.

If Strive surely wants to reduce poverty in Zimbabwe, it is high time he has to come up with systems that benefit Zimbabweans.

Don’t be fooled Zimbabweans, this guy is making a lot kuSouth Africa imi muchitambura, hameno henyu.

He is invading the way Ecocash invaded. Do not be evil in an indirect way Mr Masiyiwa.

You are simply targeting the million cars in Zimbabwe. Try it in South Africa, I do not think you will get the license to do that. You are causing poverty while motivating people to do well on your other page.