Takudzwa Shamhu is a local developer who works for Pleo, a Danish fintech firm that creates solutions to manage business expenses. We recently had a chat with him about his very interesting journey from working at Telco after graduating from Chinhoyi University to ending up in Europe. Oh… and how he built Wa-Faya’s app in just six months.
He shared also shared some of the lessons he learned from his journey and how Zimbabwean developers can take advantage of international opportunities.
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