Staff Writer
Big houses, fancy cars, private planes and jewelry are some of the luxury things that only those with money can buy.
And for one to buy all that they have to have serious money not just change.
While these seem to be way too much above ordinary Zimbabweans there are some who have worked hard to earn such luxury goods.
And one young entrepreneur who at least has achieved this is Nash Cash, the chief executive of Nashrand Group, with interests in petroleum and mining.
“I was the first person to bring a Rolls Royce Wraith Black Badge in Harare, over and above this I own a fleet of fancy cars, mansion because I’ve got a big passion for luxury,” Cash said in an interview with Gemnation News.
“I’ve always wanted to surpass human imagination.”
His net worth is estimated at US$10 million with a business empire that includes a mining company — Nashrand Group.
Nashrand Group, is a leading sustainable mining company with a global presence in gold and chrome extraction.
Through the visionary entrepreneur Cash in 2014 he laid the foundation of Nashrand Group, with an unwavering commitment to excellence in the field of chrome and gold mining.
But the question how did the journey start to being one of Zimbabwe’s millionaires.
Cash grew up in Zimbabwe Harare’s suburb called Warren Park before enrolling at Avondale Primary School in the leafy area of Avondale.
He then proceeded to Sandringham High School where upon completion he started out a small business.
“While I was at high school l would buy and sell things that would be in demand at the school so l started understanding and engaging in business at a very young age.
“I then moved to South Africa where l studied my degree in Business Management whilst l was also venturing into small scale petroleum wholesaling.
“The business grew and from there we used our petroleum business to fund the mining structures that we now have majored into,” Cash explained.
But in South Africa he also met the love of his life Bongiwe Cash and the couple have two children a boy and a girl.
He was born in a family of six and Cash is the last born and his favourite sport in school was basketball where he played at national level.
“I’ve always aspired to be great and be a big household brand in Africa and globally and to touch people that we can help as we are also being blessed,” he said about his philanthropic side.
And last but not least, his Motto is : “Too Late To Fail.”
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