Chambers for Youth Economic Empowerment

14/05/2012

Are you tempted by women? 'Oh yes. But then... I remember I'm a monk,' said the Dalai Lama http://t.co/4SUOchOt

26/12/2011

For my Diaspora crew...

Download this song from http://GET1000FREEDOWNLOADS.INFO audius - Muchandiona (Shona) (Feat. Ang - Day Like This

19/12/2011

CYEE wishes you a merry Christmas this week...as you celebrate, do take time to reflect on the significance and meaning of the day. Stay blessed. JB

18/12/2011

Openness and accountability inodiwa apa...and the proceeds must trickle down for all Zimbabweans to benefit

ANJIN Investments is now the biggest diamond producer in the world with only one and a half years of mining in eastern Zimbabwe, an official said on Wednesday.

18/12/2011

Supply And Installation Of 180KVA Generator.....details on our site www.cy2e.org/currentprojects.php

17/12/2011

The art of participating in and winning private and public tenders is one all young and growing entrepreneurs must possess...like this is you agree

17/12/2011

A tender to supply laptops and desktop computers to a Zim firm is out. See it on our site www.cy2e.org/currentprojects.php
"fortune favours the brave"

11/12/2011

Are leaders born or made...I do wonder? S Jobs, N Mandela, R Mugabe, M Tsvangirai, J Terry (chelsea captain...ok I know I'm pushing it with this one but the question stands)

11/12/2011

Your idea could be worth a lot...

Startup Valuation has always been a subject of mystery for entrepreneurs. How would you value your disruptive startup when you aren’t sure how many customers would buy your product in 2 years from now?

11/12/2011

A CHIWESHE chief convicted Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai Saturday and fined him two cows and two sheep for violating a cultural taboo by paying bride price in a forbidden month.

11/12/2011

ZANU PF legislator, Paddy Zhanda has demanded a review of China’s involvement in the economy as it emerged the government has had awarding contracts worth more than half a billion dollars to foreign companies.

13/11/2011

The UK and the US are this week celebrating their veterans from days gone by - it’s true, nothing of value was ever won without great sacrifice.
I have realised that there is also a group that has made enormous sacrifices for their loved ones and fellow countrymen. This group is almost never celebrated but I want to call on all Zimbabweans Abroad, our modern day economic veterans, to also take time to pat themselves on the shoulders and reflect on what they have contributed to the lives of others in Zimbabwe; sons, daughters, anambuya, brothers, sisters, bangane etc who survived the dark days of the economic depression because the diaspora slaved to send money home every week so people could buy food, pay rent, afford healthcare etc. I urge you, diasporans, to take time to reflect on the economic battles you have fought since migrating from home and consider the contributions you have made so far and how you will continue to fight the good fight to preserve not just your own but the country’s future economic security.

I applaud and celebrate you and I know in time the whole country will do too.