UPDATE: GAME Supermarket kufunga rasmi biashara zake Tanzania

[HIMARS]

Shoppers anajitahidi
Kwa sasa anazo 5 Tz
Dar 4
Masaki, Mikocheni, Mlimani na Mbezi

Dodoma 1

 

[Michewen]

Vipi kutakuwa na bei ya promo ili kumaliza mzigo?

Ndo mnayowaza hapa Bongo. Vp ushajaza GREEN CARD?

 

[Erythrocyte]

Unaleta Super market kwenye nchi masikini ! hawa wamezoea kununua stereo na mahakama ya ndizi

 

[espy]

East Africa tumezoea magenge na uchafu-uchafu

Uongo, na sababu walizotoa za kushindwa biashara ni za uongo.

Tunataka magenge sio kwa vile tunapenda uchafu uchafu bali kwa sababu hatutaki vyakula vya kwenye makopo na kwenye friji ya dukani. Tunataka nazi ya kupasua wenyewe na kuku wa kuchinja na mboga za kuchuma na kwenda kupika, na ng'ombe inayotiririka damu buchani.

Waafrika tunataka fresh goods, not processed products. It's what we consume, it's how we roll.

 

[GenuineMan]

Hawa jamaa wameshapata mnunuzi kama bado wakuu, nisaidieni contacts zao.

Mimi najamaa yangu Muro,tunataka kununua hiyo Game.

Sent using Jamii Forums mobile app

 

[gimmy's]

Tatizo mishahara midogo sana wanalipwa. Unategeme huyo mtu anaishije?

Sehemu watu wanalipwa mishahara midogo ishu za wizi lazima ziwepo.

Linganisha na sehemu watu wanalipwa vizuri.

Kama tatizo la wizi chanzo ni mishahara basi wizi kama wa Epa usingetokea,ukifuatilia watu wengi wanapiga mabilioni utakuta pesa halali anayopata kwa mwezi ni zaidi ya 10m .Pesa haitoshagi mkuu.Rizika na kipato chako,ukiona mshahara ni mdogo ni bora uache kazi lakini sio kuiba ili ufidie ma gap.

Kwenye maisha yangu nimeshindwa kabisa kuajiriwa kwasababu kitu vijana wanaitaga michongo huwa nimeshindwa kabisa sijui kwanini.

 

[Living Pablo]

Aisee wakifanya hii promotion itapendeza

Na ndo itakuwa kama fungulia mbwa maana parking zitajaa magari na raia apo ndo utajua maskini na tajiri wote bado tunapambana.

 

[Living Pablo]

Tatizo mishahara midogo sana wanalipwa. Unategeme huyo mtu anaishije?

Sehemu watu wanalipwa mishahara midogo ishu za wizi lazima ziwepo.

Linganisha na sehemu watu wanalipwa vizuri.

mawaziri wangapi wanafanya wizi pamoja na kupata mamishahara, maposho makubwa, Mkuu usijifanye kama huwajui wabongo

 

[Azarel]

Shoppers anajitahidi
Kwa sasa anazo 5 Tz
Dar 4
Masaki, Mikocheni, Mlimani na Mbezi

Dodoma 1

Arusha 1

 

[TimeOut]

Tatizo money circulation na purchasing power hapa bongolala ipo chini sana, yaani supermarket na maduka yanafurika tarehe za mwisho wa mwezi tu, baada ya hapo chali, na kuna watu bado wanaendelea kuwaongezea hawa wanyonge tozo huku wakijua wanaendelea kuwapora hata kile kidogo walicho nacho.....

Point nzito sana yani mbaaali na kila kitu sera ya KODI hata Tz inatufelisha hata ss wazawa sembuse wawekezaji, amekodi eneo la biashara bado unalipia kodi ya kukodi eneo_hivi hiki kipengele hua hakiniingii akilini kabisa na mrundikano wa kodi kibao mpaka unaendesha biashara tz uwe mwizi sana ndio upige hatua

 

[TimeOut]

Sio wa tz wezi! Mfumo wa maisha "kama huli_unaliwa" tunaelekea kama walivyo wa naigeria

 

[Frank Ritte]

Kwa hiyo tatizo ni wafanyakazi siyo

 

[BARD AI]

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Kampuni ya Massmart kutoka Afrika Kusini inayomiliki maduka ya Game imesema Desemba 25, 2022 ni mwisho wa maduka yake kutoa huduma Tanzania.

Massmart imefikia hatua hiyo ikiwa ni miezi 12 ya kujaribu kuuza maduka hayo nchini Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, Kenya na Uganda kwa wawekezaji wapya wa ndani bila mafanikio.

Kampuni hiyo inasema kwa sasa wako kwenye hatua za haraka kuanza uuzaji wa jumla wa bidhaa zilizopo katika maduka yote kwenye nchi husika.

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It is not the ideal Christmas gift that their customers and workers were hoping ,as South African retail giant Massmart, owners of Game Stores, has set December 25 as their last trading day in their outlets in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria and Ghana after failing to find buyers.

In a notice that has widely circulated, the firm says that the first phase of consultations which was focused on the reasons for the proposed closure have now been completed and a decision has been reached to close the affected stores.

The firm says that immediate steps as part of the process is to initiate a stock clearance sale in all their stores in each of these countries. “We anticipate that the last trading day for our Game stores in each country will be on 25 December.”

The stores’ official shutdown, will mark the end of its seven-year struggle in the market and adding to a growing list of local and foreign retailers that have closed shop in recent years in East Africa including another South African retailer Shoprite.

The closure comes after a 12-month period during they tried without success, to sell the stores in Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda to local investors. “We would like to thank our Game colleagues, customers and business partners for their loyal support during the years that we have operated in Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda,” reads the notice.

Tanzania has become a tough market for retailers following the collapse of several supermarkets that set up shop in the country including Shoprite and Uchumi.

THE CITIZEN

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Septemba, 2022 GAME walitangaza kukosa wawekezaji

Kampuni ya biashara za maduka kutoka Afrika Kusini Massmart, ambayo inaendesha Maduka ya Game, inapanga kufunga maduka yake Afrika Mashariki, baada ya maduka makubwa pinzani kupuuza ofa, na kutoa mwelekeo mpya wa matatizo yanayokabili biashara ya maduka makubwa katika eneo hilo.

Kampuni imesema imeshindwa kupata wanunuzi wa ndani wa maduka yake 14 ya Game nchini Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ghana na Nigeria baada ya kuyaweka sokoni mwaka jana.

Kampuni hiyo imeanza mazungumzo na wafanyakazi wake kabla ya kufungwa rasmi kwa duka, kuashiria mwisho wa mapambano yake ya miaka saba kwenye soko na kuongeza kwenye orodha ya maduka yanayofunga biashara zake katika miaka ya hivi karibuni.

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The retailer said in March last year it would also explore the option of engaging potential buyers to improve the performance of some of its stores under the management of investors and entrepreneurs with a better understanding of local market conditions.

“Massmart initiated a process over a 12-month period to investigate... the opportunity to sell our East and West African stores to local investors. Unfortunately, this initiative did not deliver a meaningful outcome,” the company said.

Anton Wagenaar, a director at the South African retailer, said the decision to exit East Africa was made in March 2020 and the supermarket commenced negotiations with various landlords to surrender their leases ahead of time.

Game vice-president of merchandise Neville Hatfield said the review had sought to “investigate, as a preferred option, the opportunity to sell our store to local investors”, but the initiative had “unfortunately … not yielded meaningful results”.

“We have, therefore, initiated potential store closure consultations with our staff members in the potentially affected stores,” Mr Hatfield said. The planned exit of retailer Massmart will add to the growing list of firms from Southern Africa to close shop in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.

It comes a few months after Shoprite, another Southern African retailer, closed shop. Shoprite cited underperformance of its supermarkets for the closure. The firm said the underperformance was worsened by impacts associated with Covid-19.

But fierce competition from cash-rich retailers such as Naivas, Quickmart and Carrefour in a sector, could also have contributed to the exit. Investment analyst George Bodo said most South African firms launch in the country without a proper understanding of the Kenya market demographics.

Mr Bodo said unlike South Africa, East Africa does not have a large thriving middle class.

“The retail penetration in Kenya does not seem to be growing,” he said, adding that the informal channels such as kiosks, open-air markets and local shops still rule. “They don’t seem to get it right because they come thinking that the retail penetration here is huge. The South African and Kenyan markets are very different,” he said.

Before that, the South African owners of Nairobi’s Fairview Hotel, Town Lodge and City Lodge Two Rivers also exited the Kenyan market over mounting debts. City Lodge revealed that it sold three hotels in Kenya and one in Tanzania to real estate investor Actis for a combined Sh1.0 billion.

The company indicated the East Africa units were loss-making to the tune of Sh2 billion as at the end of 2020.

Earlier in 2017, Tiger Brands, also of South Africa, left the Kenyan market after disposing of its 51 percent stake in the local unit, Haco Tiger Brands, to late billionaire businessman Chris Kirubi, who then held the remaining 49 percent share.

THE CITIZEN

“Kukosa mwekezaji wa ndani” they said!

 

[Come27]

Si wanasema biashara tz zimeimarika kupitia royal tour.Sasa imekuwaje hwa wanafunga biashara zao?

Washachoka kufanya bihashara na waswahili. Waswahili wezi sana, wafanyakazi na wateja wote ni wezi tuuu. Wamiriki wanapata taabu kuendesha bihashara

 

[Mcanada]

Shoppers anajitahidi
Kwa sasa anazo 5 Tz
Dar 4
Masaki, Mikocheni, Mlimani na Mbezi

Dodoma 1

Hizi business centre multiplications ndio zinawaua

 

[Obhwatombwaga]

Ila sometimes ni cheaper

Bei ndo zinatukimbiza, super market inatakiwa wauze chini kuliko huku mtaani lakini ni vice versa

 

[Erythrocyte]

 

[Kennedy]

Hapana ni wizi wa wafanyakazi. Biashara ipo ila unakuta mfano mlimani city unanunua TV then mfanyakazi wa hapo Game anakuambia ipo TV aina ile ile bei chee unatoka naye anaenda kweli anakuuzia kwa bei ndogo. Kwa hiyo unakuta biashara nyingi Africa Mashariki labda uwe na usimamizi, ila Kenya, Tz na Uganda raia wake wezi mno

Majizi Hadi Game Supermarket Nilidhani Ccm Tu

 

[Mtafiti77]

View attachment 2392499
Kampuni ya Massmart kutoka Afrika Kusini inayomiliki maduka ya Game imesema Desemba 25, 2022 ni mwisho wa maduka yake kutoa huduma Tanzania.

Massmart imefikia hatua hiyo ikiwa ni miezi 12 ya kujaribu kuuza maduka hayo nchini Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, Kenya na Uganda kwa wawekezaji wapya wa ndani bila mafanikio.

Kampuni hiyo inasema kwa sasa wako kwenye hatua za haraka kuanza uuzaji wa jumla wa bidhaa zilizopo katika maduka yote kwenye nchi husika.

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It is not the ideal Christmas gift that their customers and workers were hoping ,as South African retail giant Massmart, owners of Game Stores, has set December 25 as their last trading day in their outlets in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria and Ghana after failing to find buyers.

In a notice that has widely circulated, the firm says that the first phase of consultations which was focused on the reasons for the proposed closure have now been completed and a decision has been reached to close the affected stores.

The firm says that immediate steps as part of the process is to initiate a stock clearance sale in all their stores in each of these countries. “We anticipate that the last trading day for our Game stores in each country will be on 25 December.”

The stores’ official shutdown, will mark the end of its seven-year struggle in the market and adding to a growing list of local and foreign retailers that have closed shop in recent years in East Africa including another South African retailer Shoprite.

The closure comes after a 12-month period during they tried without success, to sell the stores in Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda to local investors. “We would like to thank our Game colleagues, customers and business partners for their loyal support during the years that we have operated in Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda,” reads the notice.

Tanzania has become a tough market for retailers following the collapse of several supermarkets that set up shop in the country including Shoprite and Uchumi.

THE CITIZEN

=======================

Septemba, 2022 GAME walitangaza kukosa wawekezaji

Kampuni ya biashara za maduka kutoka Afrika Kusini Massmart, ambayo inaendesha Maduka ya Game, inapanga kufunga maduka yake Afrika Mashariki, baada ya maduka makubwa pinzani kupuuza ofa, na kutoa mwelekeo mpya wa matatizo yanayokabili biashara ya maduka makubwa katika eneo hilo.

Kampuni imesema imeshindwa kupata wanunuzi wa ndani wa maduka yake 14 ya Game nchini Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ghana na Nigeria baada ya kuyaweka sokoni mwaka jana.

Kampuni hiyo imeanza mazungumzo na wafanyakazi wake kabla ya kufungwa rasmi kwa duka, kuashiria mwisho wa mapambano yake ya miaka saba kwenye soko na kuongeza kwenye orodha ya maduka yanayofunga biashara zake katika miaka ya hivi karibuni.

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The retailer said in March last year it would also explore the option of engaging potential buyers to improve the performance of some of its stores under the management of investors and entrepreneurs with a better understanding of local market conditions.

“Massmart initiated a process over a 12-month period to investigate... the opportunity to sell our East and West African stores to local investors. Unfortunately, this initiative did not deliver a meaningful outcome,” the company said.

Anton Wagenaar, a director at the South African retailer, said the decision to exit East Africa was made in March 2020 and the supermarket commenced negotiations with various landlords to surrender their leases ahead of time.

Game vice-president of merchandise Neville Hatfield said the review had sought to “investigate, as a preferred option, the opportunity to sell our store to local investors”, but the initiative had “unfortunately … not yielded meaningful results”.

“We have, therefore, initiated potential store closure consultations with our staff members in the potentially affected stores,” Mr Hatfield said. The planned exit of retailer Massmart will add to the growing list of firms from Southern Africa to close shop in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.

It comes a few months after Shoprite, another Southern African retailer, closed shop. Shoprite cited underperformance of its supermarkets for the closure. The firm said the underperformance was worsened by impacts associated with Covid-19.

But fierce competition from cash-rich retailers such as Naivas, Quickmart and Carrefour in a sector, could also have contributed to the exit. Investment analyst George Bodo said most South African firms launch in the country without a proper understanding of the Kenya market demographics.

Mr Bodo said unlike South Africa, East Africa does not have a large thriving middle class.

“The retail penetration in Kenya does not seem to be growing,” he said, adding that the informal channels such as kiosks, open-air markets and local shops still rule. “They don’t seem to get it right because they come thinking that the retail penetration here is huge. The South African and Kenyan markets are very different,” he said.

Before that, the South African owners of Nairobi’s Fairview Hotel, Town Lodge and City Lodge Two Rivers also exited the Kenyan market over mounting debts. City Lodge revealed that it sold three hotels in Kenya and one in Tanzania to real estate investor Actis for a combined Sh1.0 billion.

The company indicated the East Africa units were loss-making to the tune of Sh2 billion as at the end of 2020.

Earlier in 2017, Tiger Brands, also of South Africa, left the Kenyan market after disposing of its 51 percent stake in the local unit, Haco Tiger Brands, to late billionaire businessman Chris Kirubi, who then held the remaining 49 percent share.

THE CITIZEN

Jamani, sasa docho lingine la kushangaashangaa kisha unatoka na kapipi tu ni wapi? Wengine ndo tulipatumia kupooza mwili kwa kiyoyozi baada ya kukung'utwa na jua la dar. R.I.P

Kuna hatari Mlimani City yote ikapotea.

 

[Kabido jr27]

So sad, ajira za watu!

Yacje yakawa kama ya uchumi ya uchumi super market