Fuel dealer reaches out to the less privileged

GROWING up in the dormitory town of Chitungwiza, Micheal Mangondoza was a big dreamer who wanted to be a pilot having been fascinated by planes that flew over their house.

While some dreams are fulfilled and others go belly up, Mangondoza did not give up when his dream to fly an airplane suffered stillbirth.

The Chitungwiza-born Mangondoza reckons that life was not that easy during his early days, but due to passion and perseverance, today he is at the helm of two fuel-trading companies.

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