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How Much Does a Shisanyama Really Make? Lerato Reveals the Number

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After reports revealed that township entrepreneurs are generating impressive incomes, we spoke to Lerato, a successful shisanyama owner, to find out what it really takes to run the business. From the daily challenges to the rewards, she shares how her passion has become a profitable venture and why township businesses are a powerful driver of South Africa's economy.

Listen now to hear her inspiring journey and discover the business opportunities many people overlook.

30 Jul English South Africa Society & Culture

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