Toilet Paper Making Venture Aims High

Monday, September 05, 2016

Constance Omanyana at her stall during the Nothern Women's Expo PIC: PINI Bothoko

FRANCISTOWN: Two Bobonong women, who have ventured into making toilet paper to earn a livelihood, are aiming to become a significant market player in the coming years.

The two women, Constance Omanyana and Chimma Ketlhomphilwe are owners of Bob 4 and 1 (Pty) Ltd, a Bobonong-based toilet paper manufacturing company that was formed in 2012, but started operating in 2014.

The company was funded by the Department of Gender Affairs to the tune of P250,000.

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Toilet Paper Making Venture Aims High

FRANCISTOWN: Two Bobonong women, who have ventured into making toilet paper to earn a livelihood, are aiming to become a significant market player in the coming years.

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