CNS takes Palapye by storm

Friday, July 24, 2020

CNS Director Shashane PIC: KOKETSO KGOBOGE

A local company, CNS that derived its name from the acronym of its owner’s names Charles Ntsatsi Shashane is proving an apt player in the rapidly developing Palapye landscape. Shashane masterminded the company’s impeccable growth from a small screen-printing shop in a tiny one-roomed office to a current property industrialist in the village. Mmegi Correspondent KOKETSO KGOBOGE reports

PALAPYE: Currently, CNS accounts for three impressive double-storey buildings in Palapye with another edifice halfway complete.

Its first building has housed CTM for 18 years and the second is home to Builders Mart. Both buildings lie in a prime space along the A1 highway.

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