Lesotho, Jan. 14 -- While many small businesses struggle to survive the difficult January period, 22-year-old Liketso Mathibolle is pushing forward with determination and hope.
As the year begins, Mathibolle has stepped boldly into the business world, running her fast-food venture, Keke's Kitchen, in Khubetsoana Bochabela. At a time when many entrepreneurs close shop due to low sales after the festive season, she is choosing resilience over retreat.
January is widely known as a tough month for businesses, as many people have already spent their money during the holidays. Some entrepreneurs lose hope and give up, but Mathibolle is determined to rise above the challenges and keep her business alive.
Mathibolle started Keke's Kitchen in ...
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