Christian Kaembe’s Fast Delivery Journey

Christian Kaembe saw a problem and acted. In many towns in Angola, food delivery wasn’t just slow, it barely existed. Instead of copying the big guys, he built Bwangu Delivery to meet local needs.

He didn’t have a ton of cash. He used savings from his old job and got support from friends, family, and even a kind doctor who sent money for bikes. Two bikes. That’s how it started.

Bwangu Delivery Runs on People, Not Just Plans

Christian’s first hire was young and excited. But excitement alone couldn’t keep things honest. After a tough call to fire someone, he started hiring people with responsibilities, parents, students, and folks who needed the job. That choice made a big difference.

People who have bills to pay tend to take things seriously. And that helped the business grow faster.

How Christian Kaembe Learned to Work Smarter

At first, Christian relied on gut feeling and hustle. But things changed when he joined the Anzisha Fellowship. That’s where he learned to build systems, manage people better, and plan smart.

Now, every order is tracked, every process is clear, and the business runs even when he takes time off. That’s what real systems do: they give you peace and power.

Why Competition Doesn’t Scare Him

Christian sees competitors, but he’s not stressed. He believes there’s space for everyone to grow. He’s open to teaming up and sharing ideas.

His focus is on delivering better, not being bitter. That mindset keeps him ahead.

Big Plans, One Town at a Time

Bwangu Delivery is now looking to expand. Christian wants to reach more towns in Angola. Eventually, he’s aiming for other African countries too.

But first, he needs more bikes and funding to meet demand. He’s already looking at smart ways to scale. And he’s making sure customers stay happy every step of the way.