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YouAreTheBusiness | Passport to Beauty takes the pain out of beauty for little girls

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Kamogelo Makhubele is the founder of Passport to Beauty, a brand that seeks to remove the pain from beauty by providing ready to wear ponytails and braid pieces for young girls who prefer not to sit for hours. She joins Complexion and Mpho Mashita for a conversation about her business. They are later joined by Chartered Accountant, Business Coach and Managing Director at MyDough to give her advice on her business challenges.
19 Mar 2024 English South Africa Business · Arts

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