Unemployed man starts chair renting business outside Home Affairs to pay off student debt

He started his business to earn a living and to pay off his university debt.
Mpofu said he rents the chairs, R5 for 2 hours and R15 for the whole day, but the elderly and those with disabilities can sit free of charge.
In a bid to pay off his student debt, a 25-year-old has started a chair renting business outside the Home Affairs offices in Bellville, Cape Town and is now looking to expand to other government departments where people queue for hours.
Isaac Mpofu, who completed his BCom Financial Accounting degree at the University of the Western Cape (UWC) last year, is desperately trying to pay off his outstanding debt so he can obtain his qualification, which has been withheld due to outstanding student debt.

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