A Midlands State University (MSU) female student has taken campus entrepreneurship to another level after starting a small service-based business targeting male students — and it is now booming beyond her expectations.
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What began as a simple hustle to make extra cash has quickly turned into a full-time operation, with the student reportedly struggling to keep up with the growing number of clients. Her services range from professional massages, room cleaning, laundry assistance, and personal wellness support, all offered at affordable student-friendly prices.
According to students familiar with the business, word spread fast through hostels and WhatsApp groups, with many praising her professionalism, discretion, and convenience. “She identified a real problem on campus — students who are busy, stressed, and overwhelmed — and provided a solution,” said one MSU student.
The success story has sparked mixed reactions on social media, with some applauding her hustle and business mindset, while others debate whether universities should better support student entrepreneurship. One thing is clear though: this MSU student has tapped into a lucrative niche, proving once again that smart ideas — not degrees alone — pay the bills.
As Zimbabwe’s tough economy continues to push young people toward innovation, her story is quickly becoming a symbol of hustle culture on campus — and many say this is just the beginning.
