Cindy Ramokoto, a former chartered accountant, is expanding her business in South Africa's fuel retail sector. She recently relaunched bp Thorntree in Soshanguve, a town near Pretoria. The entrepreneur now employs around 200 people. Her goal is to own 10 service stations in the country. This marks a significant shift in her career from accounting to retail. The relaunch of bp Thorntree is part of her broader strategy to grow her business. She aims to increase her presence in the fuel retail market. The expansion comes as she builds her workforce and sets long-term business objectives. Her transition highlights the diversity of opportunities in South Africa's economy. The success of bp Thorntree may influence future ventures. Ramokoto's journey reflects broader trends in business diversification. (iol.co.za)