Styles Complex: Rutenga growth stylish, splendid pacesetter

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Cephas Shava

Mwenezi- Situated just a stone throw away from Masvingo-Beitbridge highway, at the heartland of Mwenezi district’s famous Rutenga growth point, the newly erected Styles Complex has doubtlessly dominated the setting with its splendid looks and indeed set the pace for what a model complex ought to be like.
With its glamorous outlook, Styles Complex which is powered by The Source family owned by Mudzimiri Brothers, boasts of neatly furnished sparkling interior with a total of 35 diverse shops housed inside a cutting-edge perimeter wall.
“Construction works started in April this year and as you can see for yourself, we are making our final touches and we are certain that come October 1, we are definitely going to officially open the complex.
“We have got a total of 35 shops inside and these include boutiques, law firm offices, hair salons, butchery and pharmacies among others. We are really grateful that even before the completion of the complex, locals and many from beyond had already secured their places and fully paid rentals,” said project manager Wellington Mudzimiri.
Mudzimiri, a transporter-cum-politician with a philanthropic feat in Chiredzi also revealed that there are other shops within the complex which are still available for those who are interested.
“We still have some vacant shops and for those who desire a serene environment within our complex they are free to contact us.
“Security of our clients is a guarantee as we have got CCTV and have roped a venerable armed security company that will monitor the complex 24/7,” said Mudzimiri.
With conclusive sprucing being done on Styles Complex, the ever-smiling Mudzimiri said they are still working on finalizing the guest of honour who will grace the grand official opening of the complex.

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