Oil franchise, Zuva Petroleum today launched two service stations in Chitungwiza’s Chikwana and Makoni centers, its first two outlets in a high density suburb.
The development is expected to improve efficiency for motorists in the area who had to put up with limited fuel pumping stations at a time the commodity is in short supply.
“We believe in investing back into the communities such as this one and this is a sign that we are committed to our promise,” ZUVA retail manager, Sheila Matinya told 263Chat Business.
“These are our first service stations in a high density area and we will not stop at this as we shall continue to invest in other areas across the country,” she added.
The company has recorded tremendous growth in the country’s oil business landscape, with the latest additions bringing its entire services station infrastructure to 80 to date.
It has branches scattered across the country in major centers such as Harare, Bulawayo, Mutare, Kwekwe, Gweru, Rusape, Karoi, Bindura and Banket among others.
Recently, Zuva bagged three International Standards Organization (ISO) certifications from the British Standards Institution, becoming the only energy firm in the country to reach this feat.
These included ISO 9001/2015(Quality Management), ISO 14001 /2015 (Environmental Management) and ISO 45001/ 2018, the new standard for Occupational Health Safety Management.
