meet the boss
Although he graduated in Geology, Odirile Kaang was all set to spend his professional career running a car rental and organising safari tours.
However, a freak accident in 2018, in which the 36-year-old lost two of his fingers, changed the course of his life forever.
Determined to turn his pain into something productive, the Serowe native reinvested his energies in the side-hustle that cost him his two digits: carving tombstones.
It proved an inspired decision.
With its headquarters in Gaborone and further offices in Francistown and Molepolole, Geo Stones now h...
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