Key players in the tourism and hospitality industry are convening in Durban, South Africa(SA), for Africa's Travel Indaba. The event commenced with BONDay, short for Business Opportunity Networking Day.

To set the scene Lulu Gaboo spoke to Channel Africa reporter Lebogang Mabange, live from the venue…

Key players in the tourism and hospitality industry are convening in Durban, South Africa(SA), for Africa's Travel Indaba. The event commenced with BONDay, short for Business Opportunity Networking Day.
To set the scene Lulu Gaboo spoke to Channel Africa reporter Lebogang Mabange, live from the venue…

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Africa's Travel Indaba commences in SA with BONDay sessions

Cannabis cultivators in South Africa have welcomed the signing into law of the Cannabis for Private Purposes Act. The Act regulates the cultivation, possession, and use of cannabis by adults in a private setting, as well as removing cannabis from the Drugs and Drug Trafficking Act while allowing for the industrialisation of the sector.

Thami Ngubeni spoke to Kgosi Selebi who is a cannabis activist.

Cannabis cultivators in South Africa have welcomed the signing into law of the Cannabis for Private Purposes Act. The Act regulates the cultivation, possession, and use of cannabis by adults in a private setting, as well as removing cannabis from the Drugs and Drug Trafficking Act while allowing for the industrialisation of the sector.
Thami Ngubeni spoke to Kgosi Selebi who is a cannabis activist.

Cannabis cultivators in SA delighted with the signing into law of the Cannabis for Private Purposes Act

South Africa's oldest and biggest financial services provider, Metropolitan has launched its third Collective Shapers initiative programme in the country's KwaZulu Natal province. Through this initiative, young aspirant entrepreneurs will be empowered. KwaZulu Natal is the third province, joining  Limpopo and Gauteng to roll out nationally. With the southern African nation facing the highest unemployment rate in the world at 32 - per cent, this initiative hopes to address this crisis.

Thami Ngubeni spoke to Metropolitan's Chief Marketing Officer, Lindiwe Gumede...

South Africa's oldest and biggest financial services provider, Metropolitan has launched its third Collective Shapers initiative programme in the country's KwaZulu Natal province. Through this initiative, young aspirant entrepreneurs will be empowered. KwaZulu Natal is the third province, joining  Limpopo and Gauteng to roll out nationally. With the southern African nation facing the highest unemployment rate in the world at 32 - per cent, this initiative hopes to address this crisis.
Thami Ngubeni spoke to Metropolitan's Chief Marketing Officer, Lindiwe Gumede...

SA insurance company Metropolitan launches its third Collective Shapers initiative programme in the country's KwaZulu Natal province

To address the unemployment crisis in South Africa,  the Delicious Festival Trader Academy, FoodBev SETA and CATHSSETA  have announced the new cohort of the 2024 SMME Development Programme, where students will receive mentorship, learning opportunities and vital tools that will assist them in cultivating successful businesses. The students come from within townships, informal settlements and the hostel sector in the Gauteng Province. CEO of CATHSSETA, Marks Thibela says the programme will also assist with startups and an incubation programme that will help the students grow their businesses and make them competitive.

To address the unemployment crisis in South Africa,  the Delicious Festival Trader Academy, FoodBev SETA and CATHSSETA  have announced the new cohort of the 2024 SMME Development Programme, where students will receive mentorship, learning opportunities and vital tools that will assist them in cultivating successful businesses. The students come from within townships, informal settlements and the hostel sector in the Gauteng Province. CEO of CATHSSETA, Marks Thibela says the programme will also assist with startups and an incubation programme that will help the students grow their businesses and make them competitive.

Africa's Travel Indaba commences in SA with BONDay sessions

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