An African sneaker brand: Founder of Bathu explains how he built his business

Published by Sven Hugo on 26 October 2020

Bathu is a South African footwear brand started by entrepreneur Theo Baloyi. We ask Baloyi about how he grew the business from an idea to selling 15,000 pairs per month.

Theo Baloyi

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