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She swapped her degree for a spade and won
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She swapped her degree for a spade and won
By Nkhensani Mthombeni Theodorah Mongwe launched Uhlurile Chickens in Tzaneen in 2018 while pregnant, after rejections from the job market forced her hand. Through her programme ‘Rivoningo I vavasati’, meaning ‘light is women’, Mongwe now teaches other women in Limpopo to farm for a living. Theodorah Mongwe has a qualification in occupational health. She spent years sending out applications. The letters that came back said no. In February 2018…
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