Kgosidialwa Swaps Media Lab For Carpentry

Leutlwetse Kgosidialwa PIC: THALEFANG CHARLES
Leutlwetse Kgosidialwa PIC: THALEFANG CHARLES

While it is every graduate’s dream to be gainfully employed, it was not the same for Bachelor of Technology in Journalism graduate, Leutlwetse Kgosidialwa who left his job as a lecturer to pursue his passion for carpentry.

Determined to follow his dream, Kgosidialwa told the Monitor Business that he encountered many challenges, which he turned into opportunities. Narrating his journey, Kgosidialwa said after quitting his job, he went to South Africa to benchmark on several workshops before setting up his business.

“I always had a thing for carpentry and believed that I did the wrong course. After even realising that most people by that time preferred to purchase their furniture of choice online while some went to neighbouring countries, I embraced that opportunity,” he said.

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