On our C-Suite feature today, we get to know Mr Lwazi Mboyi, CEO of the Cross Border Road Transport Agency.

He's one of those executives with vast experience in in the top of the corporate world especially in the State-Owned Enterprise - SOE sector. Being CEO of government institutions is not an easy job as they are constantly under the spotlight.  

Mr Mboyi spoke to Thami Ngubeni to share his journey and where it all started for him.

On our C-Suite feature today, we get to know Mr Lwazi Mboyi, CEO of the Cross Border Road Transport Agency.
He's one of those executives with vast experience in in the top of the corporate world especially in the State-Owned Enterprise - SOE sector. Being CEO of government institutions is not an easy job as they are constantly under the spotlight. &nbsp;
Mr Mboyi spoke to Thami Ngubeni to share his journey and where it all started for him.

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Getting to know Lwazi Mboyi, CEO of the Cross Border Road Transport Agency

The African Summit on Entrepreneurship and Innovation, known as ASENTI 2026, is under way in Pretoria, South Africa.

The gathering brings together entrepreneurs, investors and policymakers to explore how innovation, technology and investment can drive business growth, create jobs and support sustainable economic development.  With artificial intelligence reshaping the world of work, some delegates say African entrepreneurs are well placed to adapt to the changes, develop new ideas and seize emerging economic opportunities.

Channel Africa's Economics reporter, Innocent Semosa, has more.

The African Summit on Entrepreneurship and Innovation, known as ASENTI 2026, is under way in Pretoria, South Africa.
The gathering brings together entrepreneurs, investors and policymakers to explore how innovation, technology and investment can drive business growth, create jobs and support sustainable economic development. &nbsp;With artificial intelligence reshaping the world of work, some delegates say African entrepreneurs are well placed to adapt to the changes, develop new ideas and seize emerging economic opportunities.
Channel Africa's Economics reporter, Innocent Semosa, has more.

African Summit on Entrepreneurship and Innovation, ASENTI 2026, under way in Pretoria

The Global Creative Summit is hosting its second edition under the theme: "VISA TO THE WORLD – BUILDING AFRICA'S CREATIVE ECONOMY: THE BLUEPRINT."

 The three-day continental gathering brings together government representatives, international dignitaries, investors, corporate leaders, development institutions, creative entrepreneurs, cultural practitioners, innovators, policymakers and emerging talents to advance Africa's creative economy as a significant driver of economic transformation, employment creation, entrepreneurship and international trade.

To tell us more on this and benefits for the continent, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Sinamandla Kwepile — Founder and Executive Director for the Global Creative Summit.

The Global Creative Summit is hosting its second edition under the theme: "VISA TO THE WORLD &ndash; BUILDING AFRICA'S CREATIVE ECONOMY: THE BLUEPRINT."
&nbsp;The three-day continental gathering brings together government representatives, international dignitaries, investors, corporate leaders, development institutions, creative entrepreneurs, cultural practitioners, innovators, policymakers and emerging talents to advance Africa's creative economy as a significant driver of economic transformation, employment creation, entrepreneurship and international trade.
To tell us more on this and benefits for the continent, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Sinamandla Kwepile &mdash; Founder and Executive Director for the Global Creative Summit.

Global Creative Summit hosting its second edition under the theme: "VISA TO THE WORLD – BUILDING AFRICA'S CREATIVE ECONOMY: THE BLUEPRINT

Business leaders from Southern Africa and other regions will convene this week for the 13th CEO Dialogue on Southern Africa in Johannesburg, South Africa, over a two-day period.

The event, which begins on Thursday, will focus on strategies for catalyzing economic growth and financing development amid geopolitical instability, energy supply issues, trade conflicts, and technology-driven changes.

 Hosted by The European House - Ambrosetti - TEHA, the summit will gather approximately 200 chief executives, government ministers, central bank governors, investors, and economists. Participants will explore ways for South Africa and the broader region to address the challenges of rising energy costs following recent conflicts in the Middle East.

For more on this, Pietro Mininni, CEO of TEHA Africa spoke to Thami Ngubeni.

Business leaders from Southern Africa and other regions will convene this week for the 13th CEO Dialogue on Southern Africa in Johannesburg, South Africa, over a two-day period.
The event, which begins on Thursday, will focus on strategies for catalyzing economic growth and financing development amid geopolitical instability, energy supply issues, trade conflicts, and technology-driven changes.
&nbsp;Hosted by The European House - Ambrosetti - TEHA, the summit will gather approximately 200 chief executives, government ministers, central bank governors, investors, and economists. Participants will explore ways for South Africa and the broader region to address the challenges of rising energy costs following recent conflicts in the Middle East.
For more on this, Pietro Mininni, CEO of TEHA Africa spoke to Thami Ngubeni.

Getting to know Lwazi Mboyi, CEO of the Cross Border Road Transport Agency

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