On our C-Suite feature today we get to know a little bit about Kelebogile Moloko, CEO of Prowess Investment Managers.

She is a successful entrepreneur and business leader with over 25 years of experience in the financial services industry. Kelebogile boasts an impressive journey of remarkable achievements and impactful leadership in the Financial Services sector.

A trailblazer at heart, she founded Prowess Investment Managers 18 years ago, breaking barriers by pioneering a Black female-owned and managed investment firm in South Africa.

She spoke to Thami Ngubeni about her journey in the industry...

On our C-Suite feature today we get to know a little bit about Kelebogile Moloko, CEO of Prowess Investment Managers.
She is a successful entrepreneur and business leader with over 25 years of experience in the financial services industry. Kelebogile boasts an impressive journey of remarkable achievements and impactful leadership in the Financial Services sector.
A trailblazer at heart, she founded Prowess Investment Managers 18 years ago, breaking barriers by pioneering a Black female-owned and managed investment firm in South Africa.
She spoke to Thami Ngubeni about her journey in the industry...

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Kelebogile Moloko, CEO of Prowess Investment Managers shares her business journey with Thami Ngubeni

As National Treasury is reviewing their fiscal policy aimed at reducing alcohol-related harm, stakeholders from across South Africa will gather to discuss what needs to change and chart a more effective path forward.

Hosted under the True Cost of Alcohol Campaign by the Southern African Alcohol Policy Alliance of South Africa and its coalition partners, the gathering will discuss what they call the real cost of alcohol on the health sector, road deaths, violence, injury, mental health challenges and underage drinking.

To talk to us more on this, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Nomcebo Dlamini, campaign director at the Southern African Alcohol Policy Alliance of South Africa…

As National Treasury is reviewing their fiscal policy aimed at reducing alcohol-related harm, stakeholders from across South Africa will gather to discuss what needs to change and chart a more effective path forward.
Hosted under the True Cost of Alcohol Campaign by the Southern African Alcohol Policy Alliance of South Africa and its coalition partners, the gathering will discuss what they call the real cost of alcohol on the health sector, road deaths, violence, injury, mental health challenges and underage drinking.
To talk to us more on this, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Nomcebo Dlamini, campaign director at the Southern African Alcohol Policy Alliance of South Africa&hellip;

Southern African Alcohol Policy Alliance of South Africa gathers to discuss what they call the real cost of alcohol 

Victor give our weekly business round up, where he looks at the top stories across the continent, Victor Kgomoeswana is author of "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". 

He is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo...

Victor give our weekly business round up, where he looks at the top stories across the continent, Victor Kgomoeswana is author of "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back".&nbsp;
He is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo...

Weekly African business round-up with Victor Kgomoeswana

Zimbabwe is looking to turn growing demand for blueberries in China into a new source of agricultural export earnings. The country shipped its first blueberries to China in July, following a phytosanitary agreement and China’s removal of tariffs on imports from 53 African countries.

However, farmers say access to affordable, long-term finance remains a major obstacle to expanding production.

Our Economics Reporter, Innocent Semosa, looks at whether Zimbabwe can turn this new market opportunity into broader agricultural growth.

Zimbabwe is looking to turn growing demand for blueberries in China into a new source of agricultural export earnings. The country shipped its first blueberries to China in July, following a phytosanitary agreement and China&rsquo;s removal of tariffs on imports from 53 African countries.
However, farmers say access to affordable, long-term finance remains a major obstacle to expanding production.
Our Economics Reporter, Innocent Semosa, looks at whether Zimbabwe can turn this new market opportunity into broader agricultural growth.

Kelebogile Moloko, CEO of Prowess Investment Managers shares her business journey with Thami Ngubeni

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