Tawanda Muzamwese
Tawanda Collins Muzamwese is the Editor in Chief of the Green Business Gazette Magazine. He is is an international consultant in sustainable business development with massive experience in training, consulting and auditing. He has facilitated capacity development in more than 100 enterprises drawn from over 30 countries. He is the founder of the sustainability think-tank called Toxiconsol Consultancy t/a African Sustainability Consultants. He is the Editor in Chief of the Green Business Gazette Magazine. He is a consultant and business coach with over 13 years experience. Tawanda is a Management Systems Consultant working on promoting development and implementation of ISO Standards (ISO 14001:2015, ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018) in both developed and developing countries. With his inspirational and pragmatic writing style he has written cutting edge books including:
1) How to grow a Side-hustle into a viable business - Overcome Salary Dependency
2) The Leading Consultant: How become an authority in your professional field
3) Step-by-Step Guide to implementing Safety, Health, Environment and Quality Management Systems
4) Stepping on Higher Perspectives: Greatness Tips Motivational Series
5) Sustainability Guidebook for Boards and CEOs: Leading from the front
Tawanda writes about sustainability, motivation, safety, health, environment and quality management. His books are relevant to both developed and developing countries. With practical approaches and case studies, he provides incisive insights into entrepreneurship.
His philosophy is based on the premise that every human being has potential to make a significant difference in their lifetime. He writes books on taking personal responsibility for progression in life. He motivates entrepreneurs to implement income generating projects and determine their own financial destiny. He also motivates companies to take up sustainability initiatives.
A start-up coach, public speaker, environmentalist, safety, health and quality management expert, Muzamwese bridges the gap between theory and practice through building capacity and sharing practical case studies in his books.
Livestock emissions and the effect on global climate
Farming plays an essential role in fostering food security in both developed and developing countries. Livestock in particular, is essential in providing food and nutrition in the growing world population. Rearing of cows, goats and sheep is a common practice in the world. Livestock production...
Battery toxicology – what they don’t tell you about batteries
Energy is a key driver of socio-economic prosperity. Storing this energy is one of the key elements of ensuring energy security. Battery technology has been deployed to ensure that energy is stored. There are different types of batteries in use, including the fuel cell, lead...
LEAD IN PAINT REMAINS A HEADACHE
Paint is required to add the aesthetic finish and look to our buildings and infrastructure. Since antiquity, paints have been used in single shades or unique combinations which yield attractive outcomes. However, some paints contain hazardous chemicals, including heavy metals such as lead. Lead is...
Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) launches books on Climate Change
The Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung has launched books on climate change in Zimbabwe. The launch is a culmination of the tireless work undertaken by the Germany headquartered institution in collaboration with local stakeholders. The books provide key insights into the phenomenon of climate change as well as its...
Waste human hair – an environmental nuisance or resource?
The next time you go to the barbershop, take interest into how the hair removed from your scalp is managed and disposed. Globally, the issue of human hair has escalated to a level where solutions are now being sought on how to manage this waste...
The Shinny Soft Killer – Mercury
Mercury, is a unique metal that exists in liquid form at room temperature. It is the only metal which can flow as a liquid at ambient temperature conditions. Its use in small scale mining operations is on the rise. However, there are associated risks to...
World Environment Day: A Time to Reflect
The month of June, is a time to reflect every year, due to the symbolic significance of the environment. World Environment Day, which falls on 5 June, provides an opportunity for the whole world to pose and reflect on our dealings with mother nature....
The World Steps Up Safe Chemicals Management
Globally there are more than 100 000 chemicals in use. Furthermore, new chemicals are at an advanced stage of development. Although beneficial, chemicals also pose significant risks to human health and safety. We encounter chemicals in everyday life due to their multiple purposes. Chemicals are...
Joe Biden Wins USA elections – raises hopes of climate action as USA set to re-join the Paris Agreement
Joe Biden has won the United States of America election after attaining and surpassing the minimum 270 Electoral College delegates required to head to the White House. Pitted against the incumbent, Donald J. Trump; Joe Biden put up a spirited performance which earned him the...
ELECTRONIC WASTE – CHILDREN UNDER SIEGE
Coming of the digital age The digital evolution happening in the technological age, is one of the biggest breakthroughs of our generation. Advent of computers, mobile phones, printers and other electronic gadgets has become a pivotal facet of daily life. The gadget craze has literally...