On our Education feature we continue with our fortnight session on “Why must you build Your Own Economy” we talk to Obakeng E R Gaitate, Obakeng E R Gaitate, the Accountant, Author, Economist, and Corporate Law Consultant. He is the Founder of Gaitate Institute, an organisation that aims to build 1 million millionaires, Multi-millionaires, and 1 000 Billionaires by 2030. This is Lesson 4 of Build Your Own Economy, and we look at “Build Your Own Economy:   Employment is only a 5% Solution”.

On our Education feature we continue with our fortnight session on “Why must you build Your Own Economy” we talk to Obakeng E R Gaitate, Obakeng E R Gaitate, the Accountant, Author, Economist, and Corporate Law Consultant. He is the Founder of Gaitate Institute, an organisation that aims to build 1 million millionaires, Multi-millionaires, and 1 000 Billionaires by 2030. This is Lesson 4 of Build Your Own Economy, and we look at “Build Your Own Economy:   Employment is only a 5% Solution”.

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Education Feature: Build Your Own Economy:   Employment is only a 5% Solution

On today’s edition of South Africans doing great things, we are joined by Lerothodi “Towdeemac” Moagi from the North West. He's been a driving force behind the youth sub-culture Motswako and has played a crucial role in its establishment. Beyond his work as a producer and lecturer in the music industry, Moagi has initiated Backstage Lectures, an outreach program tailored for young talents who face barriers accessing formal education due to financial constraints.

On today’s edition of South Africans doing great things, we are joined by Lerothodi “Towdeemac” Moagi from the North West. He's been a driving force behind the youth sub-culture Motswako and has played a crucial role in its establishment. Beyond his work as a producer and lecturer in the music industry, Moagi has initiated Backstage Lectures, an outreach program tailored for young talents who face barriers accessing formal education due to financial constraints.

South African Doing Great Things with Lerothodi “Towdeemac” Moagi, Motswako’s Pioneer & Mentor

Our Profile interview this evening is Nthato Selebo, Executive Director for the South African Actuarial Development Programme (SAADP). The South African Actuarial Development Programme (SAADP) unveils its rebranding initiative, marking a transformative shift in its identity to better reflect its mission, vision, and commitment to empowering black actuarial professionals across South Africa and Mr Selebi brings a wealth of experience, passion, and dedication to youth development and transformation. 

Our Profile interview this evening is Nthato Selebo, Executive Director for the South African Actuarial Development Programme (SAADP). The South African Actuarial Development Programme (SAADP) unveils its rebranding initiative, marking a transformative shift in its identity to better reflect its mission, vision, and commitment to empowering black actuarial professionals across South Africa and Mr Selebi brings a wealth of experience, passion, and dedication to youth development and transformation.

Profile Interview with Nthato Selebo, Executive Director for the South African Actuarial Development Programme (SAADP).

In recent years, the conflict in Sudan has evolved, fueled by a number of factors including economic disparity, regional interests, and the aftermath of the Darfur crisis. The struggle for control and influence has resulted in violence, displacement, and humanitarian crises, impacting millions of lives across the country. Efforts to resolve the conflict and establish lasting peace remain elusive. To discuss the latest on the conflict, we’re joined by John Mukum Mbaku, Economics professor at Weber State University in the US.

In recent years, the conflict in Sudan has evolved, fueled by a number of factors including economic disparity, regional interests, and the aftermath of the Darfur crisis. The struggle for control and influence has resulted in violence, displacement, and humanitarian crises, impacting millions of lives across the country. Efforts to resolve the conflict and establish lasting peace remain elusive. To discuss the latest on the conflict, we’re joined by John Mukum Mbaku, Economics professor at Weber State University in the US.

Education Feature: Build Your Own Economy: Employment is only a 5% Solution

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