Founder of Horseman, Tonyi Senayah, says his shoemaking business is driven by a broader mission to create fulfilling employment opportunities for artisans and challenge the perception that vocational trades are meant for people who fail to progress through formal education.
Shoe-making is not for school dropouts — Horseman founder Tonyi Senayah
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