Harpers has been working in Mudzi for the past three months
where he is now employed as the production manager for Bravolands Mine.
“I’m now staying here in Mudzi managing Bravolands Mine
where we are extracting gold. I got the job a few months ago after Mr Bravo
assessed my capabilities and I am now the operations managing who oversees over
80 employees working here.
“It’s a new challenge that I have embraced and I am really
grateful and enjoying my work since most people are grounded on lockdown. I see
God’s grace because the majority of my peers are failing to make ends meet
during such trying times,” he told H Metro.
“In life there is time when you need to try other things
and come out of the comfort zone as was the case with me when I was mainly
concentrating on showbiz. This lockdown has also come as a blessing in disguise
for me because I have realised that I can do other things besides entertainment
consultancy.
“With the current ban on public gatherings still into effect, it will be hard for some of the artists to find their feet again and what we need in such times it to take a risk and try other things in this world.”
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