Limpopo Lady Starts Own Floor Polish-Making Business Using NSAFAS Money, Inspires Mzansi With Her Hustle

• A young woman who hails from Limpopo inspired many cyber citizens with her unique business
• Randima Orifha is a self-taught floor polish maker who started her own business selling her homemade product
• She used her NSFAS money to fund her business and uses a wheelbarrow to deliver around her village

Being a successful woman in business means having the courage to own who you are, why you are doing what you do and how you can apply your vision to positively impact the world.

Self-taught polish maker, Randima Orifha, grabbed the opportunity to start her own business with the little she had.

The young woman who hails from Limpopo used her NSFAS money to start her own business making floor polish.

This young entrepreneur has not allowed her circumstances or background to stop her from achieving her business goals. Even though Randima doesn't have a car, she uses her wheelbarrow to deliver around her village.

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The number of women-owned businesses in South Africa is increasing and it is inspiring to see women overcoming the various odds stacked against them to shatter the metaphorical glass ceiling in society.

South African social media users were moved by her story and her hustle shared by Briefly News on Facebook:

classic_elixnem reacted:

“Most high I pray you to protect and provide for the person reading this comment physically, financially, emotionally, and spiritually. Amen.”

Angela Bianca Mphana shared:

“May your business flourish and may you reap your reward.Good luck.”

Nocsa KaMajavu Nene wrote:

“May God bless your hustle sis.”

Akona Nobetswana Gamakhulu responded:

“Good girl uyekele aba balindele o E-wallet Bo Thabo no Bongani.”

Siphelele Lebo Sibiya said:

“I'm impressed by how this young independent woman hustle. Absolutely good!!”

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Siso Magangeni commented:

“More blessings for the lady, wish she also fulfill her desires in academics, best of luck.”

Meet KZN agricultural mastermind who farms fish and more in her backyard

In another story, Briefly News reported that Mpangeni-born and bred agricultural teacher-turned-farmer, Sindi Thusi, has inspired many people, young and old, through her unique venture of fish farming.

She breeds and sells the fish from the fingerling stage for people to breed and farm as well as at the mature stage to eat. She spoke to Briefly News about how it all started as well as her passion for what she does.

As someone with a deep interest in all things to do with agriculture, in 2021, Sindi learned about a fish farming training programme presented by the Agricultural Hub in Durban, which instantly piqued her interest. There, she learned a great deal about the trade.

Source: Briefly News