After Ramasela Matsemela dropped out of pharmacy school, she decided to learn how to make bread in order to feed her family. Her bread, which is sold in GaMadiba in Mokopane, Limpopo, has become so popular that she has been able to create employment for 10 people in the space of a year.
Matsemela said after she dropped out of school she tried to get a job in a bakery at one of the big supermarket chains to learn how to bake. “I was willing to work for free because I just wanted to learn how to make bread so I can open my own bakery. But unfortunately the manager said no because of the company policy,” she said.
The business woman said she baked 20 loaves in her first batch that sold out immediately. “I took a wheelbarrow and I didn’t even finish one street. My bread was sold out very quickly,” she said. “People were telling me that my bread tastes delicious and reminds them of bread from the olden days.”
I'll taste the bread this weekend ke tlabe kele gae
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Ramasela Matsemela's business puts bread on the tableHer bread, which is sold in GaMadiba in Mokopane, Limpopo, has become so popular that she has been able to create employment for 10 people in the space of a year. Give us this day... Absolutely great news to read. Awesome!!! Charmsani
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