NTAI KHOJANE, CO FOUNDER OF RSA MADE

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Highly enterprising, talented Entrepreneur, and motivational speaker with an array of skills and experience covering ecommerce, entrepreneurship and enterprise development.
RSAMade Group is a 100% black owned company that owns and operates www.rsamade.co.za, an e-commerce website platform that connects buyers and producers. RSAMade sells Locally Manufactured and Produced Goods, originating from all Industries to Locally-based and Internationally-based Consumers (B2C). The company was formed to fill a gap in the market and to introduce South African goods to the world with just a click on one platform, which is Proudly South African. RSAMade is the official E-Store of Proudly South African. Together, these powerhouses promote the manufacture and consumption of locally made goods, made by South African manufacturers.
23 May 2019 12PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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