Speaking on the sidelines of the launch, Mutarisi said his hunger for success in pursuit of excellence has carried him this far.

“It is the live recording for the Getting Personal With God 4 Mercy project.

Chipfumo said the gig was a good way to stamp their authority and push their brands onto the right pedestal.

“Our factory is in Waterfalls and that is where we do all the production from scratch,” Changweya said.

Working in the development sector for close to two decades has opened my eyes to the value that comes with corporate social investment and philanthropy.

To ensure peer-to-peer support, ZAPSO introduced the Sista2Sista, a mentorship initiative targeting vulnerable girls and young women aged 10-24 years.

“We are now more accessible and clients can now get a more personalised touch and service.”

The company has also collaborated with leading creatives among them Khiama Boys front man Madzibaba Nicholas Zakaria who has confessed great love for Alistar Foods. 

Nicholas Bhero said they are doing all they can to produce students and professionals with the right aptitude and pedigree to contribute to national economic development.

Speaking to Standard Style, Mudonhi said it was humbling to end the year on such a high, given their continued quest for excellence.

Speaking to Standard Style, Katsande pledged an even bigger business year in 2023 with plans to introduce new product and business lines.

“Chloride Zimbabwe is a wholly owned subsidiary of ART Corporation and its operations are situated in Workington, Harare,” Pasipanodya said.

Speaking to Standard Style, beneficiaries who included Jestina Banda, who suffered a life-threatening stroke said they were grateful for the support.