Register my hustle

Free to join. Get found by people near you who need your skill. Mzizi checks your ID, address and references, so customers pick you with confidence.

Takes about 10 minutesYour progress is saved on this deviceYour ID and documents stay private

* means the field is required. Everything marked Optional can be left empty.

How do you work?

This decides how many fields of work you can offer.

About you

This is how customers will see you. Your WhatsApp number is your unique ID, and we message you there about jobs.

Profile photo OptionalA clear, friendly face photo. Customers see it on your profile.
Write it exactly as it appears on your ID or passport. No nicknames.

What work do you do?

Say it your way. We suggest services from our list, and send anything new to our team for approval.

Your services *
Services marked "opens soon" are not open yet. You can still register, and they are added when approved.

Prove who you are

Clear photos or PDFs, up to 5 MB each. Only our verification team can open them.

ID or passport Required

Photo of you holding your ID Required

This is different from your profile photo. Only our team sees it.

Where you live or work from

We check your address against a document, so customers know you are real and findable.

Physical address Required

Proof of address Required

A municipal water or electricity bill, lease or rental agreement, title deed, bank statement, or a letter from your landlord or headman, dated in the last 3 months.

Show your skills

Certificates, licences and clearances show customers you are qualified and safe to send into a home or business. Add as many as you have.

Qualifications and licences Optional

Police clearance For some work

Business certificate Contractors

People who vouch for you

Give at least 2. There is no limit, and more references build more trust. We message each one on WhatsApp and ask only about your work.

The Mzizi promise

Trust works both ways. Please read and tick each one. All are required.

Wording is a draft and will be reviewed by a Namibian lawyer before launch.