Meet Young Commercial Farmer, Tshambani

Monday, May 23, 2016

Shabani Tshambani wants to feed the nation

FRANCISTOWN: For most men in their late 20s, life is all about residing in the city, luxury and partying. However, for Shabani Tshambani that was not his dream.

True to the ideals of Vision 2016, an innovative and productive nation, Tshambani a native of Mosetse village abandoned his job in the army and turned to commercial farming.

Tshambani told The Monitor that he quit the military in 2012 to focus on commercial farming.

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