Africa-Press – Lesotho. South African based company Team Chadash on Friday launched its branch in Lesotho so to offer a wide range of services; technology, financial and health services to Basotho.
According to the company’s Executive Director Mr Sipho Mbuyisa, Team Chadash offers health restoring tea and juice. He said Basotho are going to be guided through presentations and trainings on how best they can make money from the comfort of their homes, with the guidance of the company.
Also touching on the subject of teaching Basotho the forex trading grounds for the betterment of their lives. “Every day there’s is always like $7.6 trillion in the forex market for traders to source from and our people should really take this opportunity” he said.
So far in Lesotho he said they have already opened an outlet in Teyateyane for one Mosotho. He said more outlets will be opened across Lesotho for people who would like to trade with their products.
Mbuyisa emphasized that the reason for expanding to Lesotho was because of the high demand and interest shown by Basotho as they travel all the way to South Africa to buy and access these products and services.
However he said then, Basotho were only able to buy and not sell. “Now that a branch has been established here they will be allowed to trade with our products under our supervision so anyone willing can just come forth,” he clarified.
Meanwhile, the company brings with it a mobile app service that is said to have been conceptualized to address the problems of injustice and poor service delivery faced on a daily basis.
It is dubbed “Team Chadash Mobile App” This app according to Mbuyisa, is a link between the people, authorities and the rightful departments during times of crisis.
“Take an example where there’s a criminal activity somewhere and a citizen would like to notify relevant authorities of the situation. All they do is take a photo or a video of that situation or activity and send it to our server.
Then us, through the server will instantly send it to the relevant department or authority in Lesotho to be aware of it and address it,” said Mbuyisa going on to cite that senders and recipients will need to have registered with the application.
He said they are still in negotiations and will continue to negotiate with authorities in Lesotho to adopt the app so that the recipients of their services will be able to report to them. The App he said is available on google play and can easily be searched and downloaded by users.
