Innovative Entrepreneur Starts Mobile Advertising Business

Monday, June 24, 2019

FRANCISTOWN: With chances of being employed in the formal sector becoming slim by the day, a Francistown-based computer science graduate has started his mobile advertising application company.

The entrepreneur, Steve Retshabile, owns MARS Mobile Advertising, which offers advanced features that directly connect buyers and sellers globally.

Retshabile started his education at Botho University, but because he was one of the institution’s brightest students, he was sponsored to complete his Bachelor Degree in Computing with specialisation in Software Engineering at the University of Venda in South Africa.

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Innovative Entrepreneur Starts Mobile Advertising Business

FRANCISTOWN: With chances of being employed in the formal sector becoming slim by the day, a Francistown-based computer science graduate has started his mobile advertising application company.

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