Diasporans trust me to invest for them back home

Munira Nyadzua was once a high-flying career woman. She was a mortgage officer with a local leading bank. She made good money and was comfortable; until she wasn’t. It was about a decade ago when everyone and everything was going digital. Her institution was embracing the concept too, and every employee was required to reapply for their jobs and positions afresh. If you made the cut, you would get redeployed. Munira was not on board with that. She had made too much investment in her career to start afresh. And again, she had a young family. Redeployment didn’t bode well with her reality. So she took the send-off package on offer and packed up her desk. It was time for her to begin the second act of her career.