Rundu craftsman needs support

Joseph Kamata

A 48-year-old self-employed craftsman from Rundu’s Tumweneni settlement is appealing to the government and well-wishers for assistance with materials and a workshop to help him expand his metal fabrication business and create employment opportunities for others.

Joseph Kapusa said his journey into self-employment began after he completed high school and moved to Windhoek in search of better employment opportunities. However, after years of struggling to find stable work, he decided to learn carpentry and metal fabrication from Zimbabwean craftsmen operating near his residence.