They Quit Banking & Built the Biggest beer brand in South Africa🇿🇦 

In Zimbabwe the number of people who can't consume roll-on's and deodorant is high hence many Zimbabweans have smelly armpits 😏

South Africa is actually number 8 if i am correct in Africa with alcohol consumption and keep in mind, we have the largest brewery in the world by volume and 50% of alcohol in China is from SA. We should be the leading nation in Africa considering how cheap alcohol is here and the access to it but we not

@@lozi4163 interesting info there. The brewer being interviewed said South Africa is 6th largest consumer in the world. Not sure how far true that is. Can't find that info anywhere on the internet. What I do know is the dutch and the Germans love their beer. Given your findings why do you think there is a disparity between level of production and consumption in South Africa?

@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 Most people are not factual about things. you can google just here in Africa the leading nations in alcohol consumption, even Namibia consume ahead of us per capita. Most South Africans don't drink a lot, is just that SA is the most spoke about nation in Africa. On average, South Africans don't consume too much alcohol as well. The culture of drinking to get drunk is already something that is no longer big in SA, maybe during apartheid.

@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 There is a tavern near were i stay, as you know, SA is the father of Africa, a parent that carries even the neighbours starving kids whom failed by their own parents. You find Nigerians, Zimbabweans, Malawians, Angolans, Congolese, Mozambicans e.t.c this people drink the way i have never seen before. South Africans don't drink like how this people drink and they have a habit of drinking some cheap alcohol which just messes them up. They drink themselves to death, it could be stress i will never know. I stopped judging people from failed countries, i never lived in a failed state so i will never know what is going on in the minds of this poor souls

Dayo Aina does it too a lot when he visits other countries. Big up to Steve.

@@limpopobuzz6881 I watched 3 episodes from Aina last year, first he interviewed a Nigerian shop owner, and then a Nigerian dressmaker, the third I didn't watch, He was interviewing a guy from Kenya, I unsuscribed. He probably interviewed South Africans at a later stage

@@limpopobuzz6881 other countries, not SA

@@truesouth6532 he was in SA. That is why I unsuscribed. Two of the guys were funded in SA

@@viscounts2068 yes I'm agreeing with you that he does that in other African countries but in SA he went on a mission to find people from outside of here to profile

I'm proud of them too. And I'm inspired to keep pushing my hustle.

garden boooooy

@WellLane 😅 it's funny you call him a garden boy, well I have a friend who is on landscape business, which includes cutting grass, cleaning services and all sort, the Guy is making an average of R1200 a day in the suburbs, if you times it by 30 days it's roughly R50k a month, his actually earning a salary of a qualified Engineer in Mining. Don't ever look down on someone else hustle 😂🤞

Yeah, clickbaity captions like this make us look bad to the rest of the world when they find out the channel is lying.

@@donsicariofx mennn shut the FFFFFFF UP !!!! its the biggest black owned beer brand in sa

Remember that they are told we are lazy by their employers so they can feel better about being exploited. I don't pay attention to that stereotype anymore. South Africans didn't fight for freedom to suffer.

Forever and ever.🇿🇦

Okay, let's not take it too far 🤣🤣. He's like that in every country.

@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 I know that, so what's the problem?

@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 you should be starting a roll-on and deodorant company because Zimbabweans have smelly armpits but you here hating on black South Africans. This is why your gold is being looted in Zimbabwe 😂😂😂😂😂useless Zimbabweans

Hopefully

That's the plan!

Because people always envy something that is of greatness. The day they stop hating and been jealous is the day we should start to worry more, at the moment, we are on the right track

@@lozi4163 You are right Lozi, we are on the right and we are a young country compared to other African countries yet we doing better compared to them💪🇿🇦

​@@lozi4163 we are on the right track our problem is the politicians ANC ,no that's our enemy

Do you even when south Africa got independent ? Forget about 1994, south Africa it's not young country

@@jelezulu4707 when did black South Africans gain there independence 🤔

Were you got your information from? This is a bold statement considering the fact that Cape Town is second to Johannesburg with most black millionaires

@@lozi4163 Read my statement again i said "thriving young black industrialists" black millionaires who lives in CT are either politicians or people who have already made their money in Joburg and moved to Cape Town. just give me 5 black entrepreneurs who started from nothing and made it to the top being based in CT? The culture is different, in CT its hard to get into circles of people who are connected regardless the colour of your skin and its even more difficult when you are black its not rocket science you can see how blacks move in spaces that are white dominant. Joburg will always be ahead of DBN and CT in terms of upward mobility because in Joburg people connect via interest and are willing to connect you with other people who can help you to go further.

@@isoboy1000 You are making bold claims with no evidence. How did you come to all this conclusions because it sound much like an opinion and I am sure you don't even know 10% of Cape Town, who is thriving and not hence unlike you, I will have to go with a documented research that can back up the it's evidence and exposed numbers over opinions. Any source that can support your claim? It doesn't have to be 100% accurate but I just want any source to understand were your claims comes from.

@@isoboy1000 Cape Town is the second richest city in Africa and the most powerful economic hurb after Johannesburg on the continent of Africa and the leading Beta city. This city is thriving more than any city in Africa after Johannesburg and you want to use your opinion to say there are no thriving black self made enterprineurs there? Cape Town is full of Xhosa people and Khoi originally and you are undermining this group of people with your opinions. I mean what kind of argument were you say I must give you 5 entrepreneurs there? I mean that is strange, if I give you 5 black entrepreneurs who are thriving there, it proves what exactly? Cape Town might not be like Johannesburg in economy which is fair, no city in Africa comes close to Johannesburg but you are making bold claims with no real substantial data

@@isoboy1000 Another big big claim people make, most black millionaires in Cape Town are "politicians" like were are you'll getting this information from? Although there is corruption in politics which is a global phenomenon, most of this politicians are not as rich as you guys make them and there is no data to even suggest such. Most rich individuals are people with all kind of high-quality skills in their respective fields of expertise with professional practice licences and often, managed to open their own practice and use their skills which in most cases are on demand. Most Politicians are not as smart as people think, never mind making much wealth. The only politicians that are out there and rich are very few and at the top position. Again, people just say things based on popular opinions, not necessarily following the right channels to come to a conclusion. In SA just like many countries with working systems, there is a well documented research that will show you which fields produce our wealthy individuals and I don't remember seeing politicians there.

Is it taste or look that matters? Then again most beers are not that different from each other 😂

Someone reported a copyright claim

Yeah, thought I was the only one 🤔

You should

@@StevenNdukwu Deal! I will be in Johannesburg in June so I will! Thanks again!

Savannah

Castle tried to penetrate the Kenyan market some years ago and they were sent packing. I guess the Kenyan drunkards just couldn't let go of their Tusker and Pilsner.

@@jacaranda100 The drunkards are really stubborn everywhere you go.😂😂😂

Not properly marketed, is still there though.

The owner sold it to SAB miller.

It was popular n replacing traditional beer manufactured by sab miller .it was bcoming a threat too.

I think so

Here.... The First 15 Brewhouse has its roots in a long standing friendship between the company’s directors; Phumlani Khulu and Kgotso Mokhatle.

Yes it is

Why woukd beer manufacturers need the aporoval of SAB?

@@Eishjo45 man do your research.....if it's not approved by SAB then it's not legal and it cannot be sold....

@movementmathebula828 I don't have to do any research. SAB is a company. How can it approve a competitor's business?

@@Eishjo45 😅🤣🤣 cheers man.....The information you have is correct 👍

@@movementmathebula828 🤝

Here.... The First 15 Brewhouse: Phumlani Khulu and Kgotso Mokhatle.

Are South Africans lazy?? 👀