SUCCESS and money are what Sandiso Fila, a Grade Four learner from Crestview Primary, is all about.
He is an ambitious young business boy who is passionate about his cake business.
The nine-year-old is selling baked cakes at school and in the community after school. He started his business last year and told the COURIER that he derives his inspiration from his father who is also a local businessman.
Sandiso believes that one day he will become a prominent businessman in export and import businesses.
Most of his peers admire and respect his intellectual business strategies. Sandiso told COURIER that in everything that he does he must generate money.
“Even at school, when we are doing our fund-raising programme, I am the one other learners trust to make sure we deliver the profits that are needed.
“I love earning money in a good way. All I can say is that am blessed to have a mind that thinks business. My family has inspired me to keep going with my cake business. I think in a couple of years this business will become a big business,” he said.
Sandiso wants to rub shoulders with other local business owners in business meetings so that he can learn more about business ethics.
His father Nathi Fila said he helps his son in growing his cake business and he supports Sandiso in everything that he wants to achieve.
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