Business rescues Lovemore from unemployment
For Lovemore Muzokura of Diepkloof, business has been viable, and his seven years of experience plays a major role in his customers' satisfaction.
For Lovemore Muzokura of Diepkloof, business has been viable, and his seven years of experience plays a major role in his customers’ satisfaction.
Muzokura chose to take an unknown journey into a new business that would require him to use his natural talents after the company that hired him dissolved.
After making the decision of going on his own businesswise, Muzokura admits that it has not been easy, but points out that the hard work has been fulfilling.
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Better than going from pillar to post for another job that would only need him to use the skills he had already mastered for himself.
Before opening and operating Loveday Steelworks in Diepkloof, Lovemore used to work at Steelworks PK Steel, where, according to him, he always went the extra mile in the completion of his duties and gained vast experience and knowledge in the process.
After realising that he could now do the job all on his own and that he enjoyed working and interacting with people, Lovemore saw it fit to open his own business and run it.
He designs gates and installs them from scratch and looks to expand the business which has helped him so it can help other people with employment as well.
Tumi Sebooa has had a gate for his homemade and installed by Loveday Works and couldn’t stop singing the young entrepreneur’s praises and his character.
He said, “Lovemore is a sharp young man who is going places, he can grow as much as he wants. I would like to expand my business so I can hire and teach people the trade.”
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