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MASVINGO – A network marketing and financial literacy seminar focusing on wealth creation, personal development and opportunities in health and agriculture is set to take place at Chevron Hotel in Masvingo on April 25 2026.
The event, organised by Green World, an international organisation dealing in herbal medicine, nutritional supplements and organic agricultural products is expected to draw individuals interested in income generation and self-improvement.
The seminar will centre on key principles such as mindset transformation, skills development and relationship-driven business approaches.
Entrepreneur and independent marketing representative for Green World Mbongiseni Muleyabased in Beitbridge said the initiative seeks to expose people to practical ways of improving their financial standing.
“This is not just about selling products but about changing how people think about money and opportunities. Many people struggle not because opportunities are not there but because they lack the right mindset and skills,” said Muleya.
He added that the programme will emphasise the importance of identifying one’s purpose using available tools effectively and stepping out of comfort zones.
“Success is not about luck. It is about learning the right skill sets, building genuine relationships and continuously investing in personal growth through education and mentorship,” he said.
The seminar will also introduce participants to financial literacy concepts and demonstrate how individuals can leverage network marketing opportunities to generate income.
Muleya noted that although the organisation is already operating in Masvingo, many people are still unaware of its presence and the opportunities it offers.
“We are already here but many people simply do not know about us. This seminar is an opportunity for them to see what is possible and make informed decisions about their future,” he said.
In addition to business opportunities, the event will showcase Green World’s organic agricultural product Nutriplant, a natural fertiliser designed to promote plant growth, improve crop quality and enhance resistance to drought and pests.
The product contains amino acids, peptides, and trace elements, making it suitable for vegetables, fruit trees and other crops while supporting sustainable soil health.
Organisers said the seminar will also highlight personal development programmes aimed at equipping individuals with skills to become productive members of their communities.
The event will run from 9am under the theme of health, wellness and organic agriculture with a strong message targeting individuals seeking long-term growth and transformation.
“This is for serious minds and long term thinkers. It is an opportunity for people to reset their direction and explore something different,” Muleya said.
