’Kasipreneur Tsitso Setai of Lokshin Auctions - turning forgotten assets into cash, in one location after another

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As GG Alcock keeps reminding us, there a lot happening in areas ignored by the formal sector. In this interview he introduces us to the man introducing the auctioneering into South African townships, Tsitso Setai of Lokshin Auctions. Given wealth disparities and the way auctions turn one person’s unwanted into another’s prized asset, Setai’s business is uniquely positioned. GG and Lokshin Auction’s founder spoke to BizNews editor Alec Hogg.
24 Jul 2024 6AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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