Whether your mining forsilverdale cases or looking into Eastern Africas most successful and under appreciated business owners and entrepreneurs than the name Reginald Mengi may ring a bell. As referenced in: http://www.jamiiforums.com/jukwaa-la-siasa/11718-tanzanian-stars-rising-reginald-mengi-and-nimrod-mkono.html
Sub Saharan Africa Life
Growing up with less than nothing Reginald Mengi survived in the mud hiking to school with no shoes and was often lucky to receive a single meal in a day. Something that may seem absurd and crazy to those who didn't grow up in East Africa but a reality that many face and fail to realize the enduring challenges and perseverance that many have to overcome.
Sub Saharan Africa Life
Growing up with less than nothing Reginald Mengi survived in the mud hiking to school with no shoes and was often lucky to receive a single meal in a day. Something that may seem absurd and crazy to those who didn't grow up in East Africa but a reality that many face and fail to realize the enduring challenges and perseverance that many have to overcome.
Coming from nothing has helped Reginald Mengi to become an advantageous businessman due to his understanding on how to overcome problems such as lack of capital. This is how he has built up his conglomerate IPP which owns subsidiaries such as Bonite Bottlers which is proud to be Tanzania’s leading manufacturer of bath soap & toothpaste and Bodycare ltd.
He is also behind some very prominent media publications and 11 news papers 3 radio stations & a t.v. co. that operates in both Kenya, Uganda as well as his home country of Tanzania.
You can read more about his great accomplishments here: http://www.ippmedia.com/frontend/index.php?l=28817