Man Selling Atchar on the Streets to Pay Off His Varsity Fees Has Mzansi Inspired: “He Sells Very Nice Atchar”

• A man selling atchar to get through university had Mzansi inspired by his ambitious ways
• While his varsity fees were strenuous to pay off, he took to the streets to hustle off his debt
• But now that he has graduated, Katekani Nyambe's atchar business has become very popular amongst South Africans who want more and more of it each day

One local entrepreneur reflects on his humble beginnings and has Mzansi blown away by his inspirational business story.

Katekani Nyambe's atchar business has grown significantly, and he has now opened a local store.

According to Metro Fm, Katekani is 34 years old and started the business at age 24. In his 3rd year at the Tshwane University of Technology, Katekani was already pushing his business and doing radio interviews to market his hustle.

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In a post by Briefly News, Katekani said he started selling his classic atchar to help with his university fees, but after graduating, he said he could not see the need to let go of the booming business.

Those who supported his business said that the man's atchar was super delicious.

Responding to one of the comments, the entrepreneur wrote:

"Wow, now you can get hold of me here; 078 754 0698 or go to our website now http://wamhaniproductions.co.za"

Kedibone Mtembu

"Good work, that's the spirit "

Matsi A Buccaneer

"Classical."

Lulu Ngodwane

"Wow."

Dumie Ndlazi

"All the best. "

Emily Thabani

"This is a great news."

SA Moved by inspirational story of innovative teen who started lawn mowing business to help with his adoption

In another story, Briefly News reported that a bold young boy started a business in hopes of raising enough profit to help out his adoption.

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A 14-year-old boy, Tycer Rez Diaz from Cayce City in the United States, has started his lawn mowing company, and all his profits are raised to help his step-parents adopt him.

He said that one day he overheard his parents, HuSain Fate (Father) and Marcy Jenkins (mother), speaking of the hefty price it would cost to adopt him, so he decided to think of ways to speed up the process.

The young teen asked people on his social media to support his business and recently wrote on Facebook:

"I am available this week for lawn services in Cayce and West Colombia area. But not this evening because my mom says that I have to cut our own yard."

Source: Briefly News