Lobatse Craftsman Aims High

Monday, April 24, 2017

Tumelo Mphetlhe with one of his products

LOBATSE; Hard work, determination, positive attitude and persistent patience are a good combination in a business environment, even for starters. These values are crucial for success. For Tumelo Mphetlhe, hard work just like in any other business was always key.

Mphetlhe designs and manufactures wood and metal products ranging from dog houses, tables, chairs, trailers and mobile tuck shops.

The 28-year-old man’s business is located in Woodhall ward in Lobatse and he is currently working from home whilst struggling to raise funds to rent his own industrial space.

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Lobatse Craftsman Aims High

LOBATSE; Hard work, determination, positive attitude and persistent patience are a good combination in a business environment, even for starters. These values are crucial for success. For Tumelo Mphetlhe, hard work just like in any other business was always key.

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