This week on Financial Matters, Babalwa Nonkenge, teacher and financial advisor, talking about how to forgive oneself when you've made financial mistakes and the lessons one can learn going forward.

This week on Financial Matters, Babalwa Nonkenge, teacher and financial advisor, talking about how to forgive oneself when you've made financial mistakes and the lessons one can learn going forward.

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Financial Matters: How to forgive oneself when you've made financial mistakes

South African Doing Great Things with Thabang Phaleng, Director of Wash Me and Potego Mopai, Business development manager of Wash Me

Award winning, Sonto Pooe, founder of hair and body care brand NativeChild, started off by mixing products in her kitchen, and now she supplies and making record sales at Pick n Pay and Clicks. She has also opened stores in Namibia, Swaziland, Botswana and Lesotho. The entrepreneur left her career as a quantity surveyor to start her business in hair and body care. Today, the company supplies retailers such as Game, Clicks, Dis-Chem, Akermans, take-a-lot, WELEDA, Hair City and Pick n Pay to name a few. Just a year after joining Pick n Pay, the brand sales surpassed those of other brands that have been on its shelves for at least five years. How did she do it? Join us as we profile her journey. 

Award winning, Sonto Pooe, founder of hair and body care brand NativeChild, started off by mixing products in her kitchen, and now she supplies and making record sales at Pick n Pay and Clicks. She has also opened stores in Namibia, Swaziland, Botswana and Lesotho. The entrepreneur left her career as a quantity surveyor to start her business in hair and body care. Today, the company supplies retailers such as Game, Clicks, Dis-Chem, Akermans, take-a-lot, WELEDA, Hair City and Pick n Pay to name a few. Just a year after joining Pick n Pay, the brand sales surpassed those of other brands that have been on its shelves for at least five years. How did she do it? Join us as we profile her journey.

Profile Interview with Sonto Pooe, founder of hair and body care brand NativeChild

Sophiatown! A place that has inspired many books, films and theatrical productions in honour of its vibrant and cultural history. From producing renowned writers and journalists to colourful characters like gangsters and queen shebeens, its community has left an indelible mark on history. Have you encountered Sophiatown before in any way? Maybe through a play, a book or as a place you called home? The University of Johannesburg (UJ) and the Trevor Huddleston Memorial Centre (THMC) is now offering you the chance to explore it in a groundbreaking Virtual Reality (VR) experience led by Izak Potgieter, who is my guest tonight.

Sophiatown! A place that has inspired many books, films and theatrical productions in honour of its vibrant and cultural history. From producing renowned writers and journalists to colourful characters like gangsters and queen shebeens, its community has left an indelible mark on history. Have you encountered Sophiatown before in any way? Maybe through a play, a book or as a place you called home? The University of Johannesburg (UJ) and the Trevor Huddleston Memorial Centre (THMC) is now offering you the chance to explore it in a groundbreaking Virtual Reality (VR) experience led by Izak Potgieter, who is my guest tonight.

Financial Matters: How to forgive oneself when you've made financial mistakes

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