Guest: Mr. Thembisa Fakude, Senior Research Fellow Africa Asia Dialogues (Afrasid) and Research Fellow Al Sharq Forum

Guest: Mr. Thembisa Fakude, Senior Research Fellow Africa Asia Dialogues (Afrasid) and Research Fellow Al Sharq Forum

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Africa At A Glance: Could Ramaphosa’s peace mission to Ukraine save his grace

Amidst the city lights and towering buildings of Sandton, nature can begin to feel like a distant concept. But thanks to Zandile Kumalo’s efforts to making the concrete Jungle of Joburg a lot more green with her Hydroponics Farm. She joins us tonight as a South African doing great things.

Amidst the city lights and towering buildings of Sandton, nature can begin to feel like a distant concept. But thanks to Zandile Kumalo’s efforts to making the concrete Jungle of Joburg a lot more green with her Hydroponics Farm. She joins us tonight as a South African doing great things.

South African Doing Great Things with Zandile Kumalo, Founder of HyHarvest and co-founder of Neighbour Roots.

Before the Covid-19 pandemic devastated the country, the number of employed persons in the country was at 16.4 million and with the recent STATS SA release the number has slightly increased to 16.7 million, which is higher than the 16.4 million recorded before COVID-19 hit us. The youth aged between 15 and 34 years old are the ones that are tremendously locked out of opportunities.

This means 43.4% of the youth are unable to contribute meaningfully to the economy. This evening on our profile interview we talk to Stephen A. Newton - MD of Aleph who represent X, TikTok, Snapchat, Spotify in Africa, about unlocking Africa's Digital Potential. It's not all doom and gloom there are opportunities, they are just not the traditional kind. It's online, and it's social media!  He writes really interesting articles on LinkedIn and is very passionate about up skilling the African Youth who by approximately 2050 will be the workforce of the world in the future.

Social media channels are fast becoming an opportunity for employment - he can talk exclusively about this region and investment retailers are making in Africa alone on Twitter, Snapchat, Yahoo & Spotify.

Before the Covid-19 pandemic devastated the country, the number of employed persons in the country was at 16.4 million and with the recent STATS SA release the number has slightly increased to 16.7 million, which is higher than the 16.4 million recorded before COVID-19 hit us. The youth aged between 15 and 34 years old are the ones that are tremendously locked out of opportunities.
This means 43.4% of the youth are unable to contribute meaningfully to the economy. This evening on our profile interview we talk to Stephen A. Newton - MD of Aleph who represent X, TikTok, Snapchat, Spotify in Africa, about unlocking Africa's Digital Potential. It's not all doom and gloom there are opportunities, they are just not the traditional kind. It's online, and it's social media!  He writes really interesting articles on LinkedIn and is very passionate about up skilling the African Youth who by approximately 2050 will be the workforce of the world in the future.
Social media channels are fast becoming an opportunity for employment - he can talk exclusively about this region and investment retailers are making in Africa alone on Twitter, Snapchat, Yahoo &amp; Spotify.

Profile Interview with Stephen A. Newton - MD of Aleph who represent X, TikTok, Snapchat, Spotify in Africa, about unlocking Africa's Digital Potential.

 On today’s edition of Kwantu, we will focus on imphepho, a herb that has been used by indigenous people of Southern Africa for centuries. We will explore its properties, uses, and how it has evolved over time. In addition to its traditional use as incense, imphepho has also been incorporated into various products such as soaps, lotions, and more.

Joining us to explore this topic is Siyabonga Mkhize, African Spiritual Advisor and MD of Umsamo.

On today’s edition of Kwantu, we will focus on imphepho, a herb that has been used by indigenous people of Southern Africa for centuries. We will explore its properties, uses, and how it has evolved over time. In addition to its traditional use as incense, imphepho has also been incorporated into various products such as soaps, lotions, and more.
Joining us to explore this topic is Siyabonga Mkhize, African Spiritual Advisor and MD of Umsamo.

Africa At A Glance: Could Ramaphosa’s peace mission to Ukraine save his grace

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