EKASINOMICS: A journey that started from a boot of the car to being listed on Forbes Africa

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Thobo Khathola is an education specialist and enthusiast.

He prides himself in having assisted thousands of students in Southern Africa

Starting from the back of the boot of his car. Thobo’s tutoring journey has spread all over Southern Africa, creating employment for over 300 young people through Lion Tutoring International.

11 Sep 2PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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