"We started Sakunda in 2001 with a seed of $7,500 and we later sold our house in Westgate for 21,000 Pounds to cover two fuel tenders. We were selling fuel - about 70% of the market. I never
bought a house for myself until 2010. So the company did not start now but many years ago. Others were buying cars and houses when we were building our business," said Sakunda proprietor Kuda Tagwirei.
