Gauteng Woman in Funeral Catering Business Says Family Is Her Biggest Support System

• A lady in Gauteng who owns a business in the funeral catering sector says that she loves using her enterprise to create employment for others
• Oarabile Hope Khobo previously worked as a sales agent and account manager at a financial company before starting her own business
• Briefly News spoke to the businesswoman, who noted that her family members are her biggest support system

A perseverant businesswoman in Gauteng has opened up about how supportive her family members are of her funeral catering business.

In a previous interview, the hard-working, smart lady shared with Briefly News that she worked as a sales agent and account manager at a financial company before starting her business.

Gauteng woman with funeral company inspires

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Oarabile Hope Khobo tells Briefly News that her supportive family members could not be prouder of the strides she has made with her career:

“My family is my biggest support structure. They are literally the ones motivating me to keep going, even when things are tough.”

Determined woman with a catering business creates jobs

The 30-year-old states that in addition to supporting people during the trying time of grief, being able to aid job creation in her community is a great privilege she has:

“I've managed to create employment for many family members and the community. I've learned that hard work, dedication and prayer will get you places in life.”

We cannot wait to see how Oarabile grows her company and the number of jobs she will create through the enterprise. She already has multiple branches and wants to be known nationally.

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In another business-related story, Briefly News previously wrote about a cosmetology graduate in Hammanskraal who is highly ambitious and wants to use her business to help others.

Unique Boikgantsho Maimela opened up about her dreams for her beauty business. The 30-year-old started her enterprise in 2019 with the little she had after the passing of her grandmother. What a boss babe! Through her grief, she found a sustainable way to make money.

Source: Briefly News