“I had no direction in life after I completed matric and I resorted to heavy drinking,” he said.
Begoor, became an orphan in 2014 when his father died. His mother passed on in 2009.
Mncwango is the owner of Halalisa Restaurant and Shisanyama.
She says that although being an entrepreneur is not an easy exercise, her three children and families of her employees keep her motivated during trying times.
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