4. Advertising regulations
Despite boasting millions of followers on his social media pages, Harmonize would be greatly affected when it comes to promoting his tobacco business. Tanzania's law prohibits tobacco advertising and promotion 'via domestic and cross-border TV, radio, newspapers, magazines, and internet communications.'
That might explain why Konde Boy deleted photos of samples of his cigarette brand just minutes after posting them on his social media.
To make his Tembo cigarette dream come true, Harmonize stated that he was actively looking for some serious investors adding that the investor is at will to dictate the price which the product will be selling for.
"I need someone to put some serious investment, let's do this together there is no point of doing this alone I need big partnerships," Harmonize's post read in part.
Harmonize said his dream is to have 'Tembo cigarette' source all the tobacco from local farmers and believes it can be a Tanzanian owned and run company.
#tembosigaret pure tobako linalo limwa hapa hapa tanzania..!!!! haya sasa matajiri changamkieni hiii sio mpaka waingie wachina sisi wenyewe tunaweza bei mtajipangia wenyewe wanangu...!!!
(Pure tobacco that is locally sourced. To the rich make this happen we don't have to rely on Chinese investors we can do this ourselves you can set the price yourselves.)
Being business-minded, let us just hope that he will find investors and work around how to successfully establish a strong, competitive and successful tobacco business.
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