SOCIALITE and entrepreneur, Nelia “Nelimbi” Kadungure, says she will never match the heights scaled by her late brother Ginimbi.
Nelimbi, who is now running Ginimbi’s Dreams Nite Club in
the capital, urged female entrepreneurs to be resilient.
“As women, we need to be strong and, most importantly, pray
to God. We need to stop relying on men because the majority of them are
pretenders and cunning.”
She said she was determined to keep Ginimbi’s legacy alive.
“When Gee died, I was already at the University of Zimbabwe
where I will be graduating this year.
“To be honest, I am now a different person, after
experiencing a lot.
“Ginimbi forgave me and took me back from the streets after
I got pregnant.
“I came back home and apologised, and to my surprise he
forgave me.”
Nelimbi conceded that it was hard to surpass her late
brother’s feat, but has vowed to excel.
She said she was willing to learn from other successful
businesswomen who are doing well as entrepreneurs.
Nelimbi is upbeat that she will make it to the top as a
female entrepreneur.
She opened up in a recent interview with H-Metro regarding
her future plans after celebrating her 25th birthday.
“My special encouragement to the girl child is not to
depend on men, but rather be confident with the little you have.
“I have seen a lot of girls acting rich and wealthy on
social media, yet they are going through a lot in life.
“Hard work pays and we (women) don’t need to be intimidated.
“There is nowhere you will wake up U$100k richer when you
are not hard working,” she said. H Metro
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