Determined Hammanskraal Nail Technician on the Hunt for Sponsors to Grow Business and Employ People

• One Hammanskraal nail technician is on a mission to expand her enterprise and learn new skills
• The 23-year-old took a chance and started a nail salon while offering various services
• Vinolia Malema tells Briefly News that while business is moving slowly, she hopes to reach the highest levels of success

A determined nail technician in Hammanskraal dreams of becoming a household name with her business.

Briefly News has followed Vinolia Malema’s journey for a while, with the 23-year-old spoiling two Grade 12 pupils with nail treatments for their matric dances.

The young woman started her business with R3 500 of her mother’s savings and is dedicated to ensuring the gig is a success.

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Hammanskraal nail tech needs funding

Passionate Vinolia tells Briefly News that she would love to grow her business and therefore needs capital and other resources to do so:

“I need funders to sponsor me with working equipment, funds, and more. While the business has been moving slowly, I will never give up on myself. I currently work alone, but I am doing my best to make it work.”

Businesswoman in Hammanskraal shares tips

Vinolia may be relatively new to business, but she’s got the tenacity and confidence to envision great success with her enterprise.

The young entrepreneur shared a few nuggets of wisdom she’s garnered over the years regarding success in business:

“I've learned that in business, you should give the clients what they want. You also need to understand the client and their specific needs. There are many skills I still want to learn, which include massage therapy.”

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In another story by Briefly News, one dedicated lady in Johannesburg with a dumpling business has left many people inspired by her craft.

The 44-year-old started her enterprise in 2017 and has provided jobs for many people along the way, with the entire business made up of 10 people currently.

Her authentic kasi cuisine had tongues wagging after she was honoured in a post by the Kasi Economy Facebook page.

Source: Briefly News