The Price of a Black Entrepreneur's Success: A Memoir

About the Book

• Highlights South African entrepreneurs’ daily struggles and challenges in historically disadvantaged environments. • The uncommon and untold harsh realities of business regarding spirituality, the impact it may have on your family, lessons on business associates, and taxes. • An entrepreneur who lost everything while pursuing an unpaid invoice for a period of five years and found himself in trouble because he could not be pacified. • How some six persons in the chain of command of one big institution operate. • Multimillion-rand project and the impact of the change in management within three months. • Economically leading countries from followers is subject to entrepreneur policies.

About the Author

• Born to a family of seven: two parents married for over fifty years, three sisters, and one late brother. • Brought up with a Christian family background. • The author’s name is Ngcamane, my Swazi surname a descendant of the original Swazi kingdom. • Married to a beautiful wife, blessed with two lovely kids, and residing in Witbank (Emalahleni). • A qualified electrician by trade and has post-trade test experience of more than ten years in electrification projects from minor reticulation to high-voltage constructions (132kV) in four provinces of South Africa. • Currently is busy acquiring a diploma in electrical technology. • The author is employed in the mining sector.