Chris Nguluvhe, a Prominent Zimbabwe Businessman, Dies at 61.
Chris Nguluvhe, known as "Shule Shule" by many, died Tuesday morning at a hospital in Polokwane, South Africa. His daughter Happiness shared that he fell ill shortly before his death.
Mr. Nguluvhe left his mark on the town of Beitbridge. In 2002, he started the first sports bar there, which grew into the Shule Shule Business Center in Khwalu 1. His death shocked the small border town, where many saw him as a key figure.
He ran many businesses, including truck services, animal farming, places to stay, and fast food shops. He also helped clear goods through customs.
The businessman cared deeply about his town. He donated money to help start the local radio station, Lotsha FM, backed the local soccer team, Dulivhadzimu United FC, and helped fund many projects to improve people's lives in Beitbridge.
His family plans to share details about his funeral soon.
Chris Nguluvhe, known as "Shule Shule" by many, died Tuesday morning at a hospital in Polokwane, South Africa. His daughter Happiness shared that he fell ill shortly before his death.
Mr. Nguluvhe left his mark on the town of Beitbridge. In 2002, he started the first sports bar there, which grew into the Shule Shule Business Center in Khwalu 1. His death shocked the small border town, where many saw him as a key figure.
He ran many businesses, including truck services, animal farming, places to stay, and fast food shops. He also helped clear goods through customs.
The businessman cared deeply about his town. He donated money to help start the local radio station, Lotsha FM, backed the local soccer team, Dulivhadzimu United FC, and helped fund many projects to improve people's lives in Beitbridge.
His family plans to share details about his funeral soon.
