One-on-one with the man behind multimillion-rand kasi shoe brand DripFootWear
Born in a rural township just outside Polokwane in Limpopo, Sehoana and his mother moved to Johannesburg when he was just two years old, shortly after his parents’ divorce.According to Sehoana, this period is when his grandmother instilled the independent spirit he is so proud of today.
“That is where I actually started to know how to sew clothes but in 2003 while I was in grade 8, I was now in a big school and there was too much pressure from other kids to look good and that is where I realised I was poor, where I realised I was different from the other kids,” said Sehoana. He didn’t immediately go into the business of shoe-making due to how specialist it was and required special tools that he did not yet have access to so he went into making clothes instead.Sehoana’s entrepreneurial journey
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