Interview with the founder and CEO of Moving Chronicles


With his permission, excerpt of Mr. Zandisile Mkubukeli's interview is shared here. 


Entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs have genuine lessons to learn from this interview. By the way, Zandi was one of our students. In fact I regarded (and I still do) him as one of the sharpest knives in our cupboard. 


Zandi is the founder/CEO of Moving Chronicles; a logistics firm located in Cape Town, South Africa. He shared his experience of working during the Covid-19 lockdowns. 




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