Aubrey Masango chats to Professor Mbulungeni Madiba, the Dean of Education at Stellenbosch University (SU) about the effects that the budget cuts have on education.

Aubrey Masango chats to Professor Mbulungeni Madiba, the Dean of Education at Stellenbosch University (SU) about the effects that the budget cuts have on education.

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Aubrey constantly looks for conversations aimed at unlocking the humanity and potential of each individual and collective in realising their goals.
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Education Feature: Why are we not producing enough teachers for the growing student population?

On tonight’s South Africans doing great things, we in conversation with Fumani Khosa from the Good Work Foundation (GWF), an education non-profit that is reimagining the future for rural African communities. GWF is empowering individuals to confidently participate in the Fourth Industrial Revolution by providing innovative digital learning campuses and education programmes that meet the needs of the future. With a vision to create accessible, opportunity-filled spaces, GWF is not only shaping the minds of today but also building a better tomorrow for rural South Africans.

On tonight’s South Africans doing great things, we in conversation with Fumani Khosa from the Good Work Foundation (GWF), an education non-profit that is reimagining the future for rural African communities. GWF is empowering individuals to confidently participate in the Fourth Industrial Revolution by providing innovative digital learning campuses and education programmes that meet the needs of the future. With a vision to create accessible, opportunity-filled spaces, GWF is not only shaping the minds of today but also building a better tomorrow for rural South Africans.

South African Doing Great Things with Good Work Foundation

Our profile interview this evening is Mr. Zamani Letjane, Founder and CEO of Akani Retirement Fund Administrators which is SA's first 100% black-owned retirement fund. He started the company in 2001 with just a dream and today the company's assets are valued at R26 billion. He is also the Managing Director for Akani Properties; Akani Energy; Munghana Corporate & Leisure Travel, Tours & Car Hire and Neighbour Funeral Scheme.

Our profile interview this evening is Mr. Zamani Letjane, Founder and CEO of Akani Retirement Fund Administrators which is SA's first 100% black-owned retirement fund. He started the company in 2001 with just a dream and today the company's assets are valued at R26 billion. He is also the Managing Director for Akani Properties; Akani Energy; Munghana Corporate &amp; Leisure Travel, Tours &amp; Car Hire and Neighbour Funeral Scheme.

Profile Interview with Zamani Letjane, Managing Director at Akani Retirement Fund Administrators and Akani Properties

This evening on current affairs we talk about what’s happening in the middle east. There are so many versions of how the war in the middle east started and all parties concerned do not have a consensus of how this war started. This evening, we hear another opinion of what is happening there. Sarit Zehavi, founder & president of "Alma research & education center" in Israel joins us this evening to shine a light on the middle east war.

This evening on current affairs we talk about what’s happening in the middle east. There are so many versions of how the war in the middle east started and all parties concerned do not have a consensus of how this war started. This evening, we hear another opinion of what is happening there. Sarit Zehavi, founder &amp; president of "Alma research &amp; education center" in Israel joins us this evening to shine a light on the middle east war.

Education Feature: Why are we not producing enough teachers for the growing student population?

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