Shoe-making is not for school dropouts - Horseman founder Tonyi Senayah
Why would a university graduate choose shoemaking over international development work?
Horseman founder Tonyi Senayah discusses his shoemaking business's mission to uplift artisans and challenge stereotypes about vocational trades.
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