The Township Was My First Business School
When I was thirteen, I was already running my father’s shebeen. Looking back now, it remains the longest surviving business he ever had. And I think I understand why.It was the only business where he truly involved the family.My father spent a lot of time away working — and, of course, enjoying life too — so I had to step in early. What started as helping out gradually became full operational responsibility. At thirteen, I…
