ZIMBABWE’S TAWANDA CHIHAMBAKWE WINS JCI CYE AWARD


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CYE is an international competition created from the ground up by JCI to encourage, honor and celebrate outstanding young entrepreneurs and the role of innovation in their entrepreneurial rise to global success.

The price at the zonal conference level (in our case Africa and the Middle East) is $ 5,000 and access to the World Congress Finals. In CYE, every participant is a winner because everyone receives free training and mentorship valued at thousands of dollars.

Tawanda’s business idea pitch at the conference was “Drones in Rod Education”. Tawanda is a licensed drone pilot and also a drone consultant to CAAZ and also director of Zim Flying Labs. Tawanda will compete for the grand prize of $ 10,000 at the JCI World Congress in Johannesburg, where he will compete with finalists from Europe, Asia and the Pacific and the Americas.

Samuel Takudzwa Nehumba of JCI Zimbabwe also became the Public Speaking Champion at the Zone Conference and will also represent the region at the JCI World Congress which will be held in South Africa in November for the World Public Speaking Championships. Zimbabwe emerged victorious in a competition in which more than 10 participating countries from French and English speaking countries in Africa and the Middle East participated.

Junior Chamber International (JCI) is a global leader of enterprising young leaders between the ages of 18 and 40, creating positive opportunities around the world. Present in more than 5,000 communities in nearly 115 countries, JCI members are known to embrace ideas and collaborate across borders. JCI helps its members develop their leadership skills in individual development, business and entrepreneurship, international collaboration and community action.

JCI amplifies the skills of young people to make them effective future leaders and encourages them to solve problems through critical thinking and strategic partnerships.

The 2021 JCI Africa and Middle East Conference hosted by JCI Jordan also saw Zimbabwe shine in many other disciplines. JCI Capital local president, Amazon author Mubu Delorne Mubu also conducted a general relationship management skills training dubbed “People 2 People” and had one of the largest conference attendances. Julia Muchuwa and Tafadzwa Tsimba are also graduates of the 23rd JCI Africa and Middle East Leadership Academy, and with special awards for best video presentation and best idea with a social program for impact respectively. Finally, the JCI Zimbabwe Debate team was the first to qualify for the debate competitions.

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