For the past two weeks on our Kwantu feature, we've been talking to the author of King Mzilikazi kaMashobane, Nthebe Molope about his new book on King Mzilikazi kaMashobane. This week we continue uunpacking King Mzilikazi kaMasobane's life and legacy and Ntate Ntheb will read an axtract from his book.

For the past two weeks on our Kwantu feature, we've been talking to the author of King Mzilikazi kaMashobane, Nthebe Molope about his new book on King Mzilikazi kaMashobane. This week we continue uunpacking King Mzilikazi kaMasobane's life and legacy and Ntate Ntheb will read an axtract from his book.

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KwaNtu Feature: King Mzilikazi kaMashobane-Part 3

Phumelele Nhlapho is the CEO behind Funda Wanda, a non-profit organization dedicated to a critical mission: making sure every child in South Africa can read and write with understanding by the age of 10, in both English and their home languages. In a world where literacy is the foundation of learning, Funda Wanda is breaking barriers and transforming lives. She joins us tonight to tell us more about how Funda Wande. 

Phumelele Nhlapho is the CEO behind Funda Wanda, a non-profit organization dedicated to a critical mission: making sure every child in South Africa can read and write with understanding by the age of 10, in both English and their home languages. In a world where literacy is the foundation of learning, Funda Wanda is breaking barriers and transforming lives. She joins us tonight to tell us more about how Funda Wande.

South African Doing Great Things with Phumelele Nhlapho, CEO of Funda Wande

Tonight I am excited to be talking to a leader who has not only broken barriers in the mining industry but has also shaped the future of this critical sector. With over 20 years of leadership experience, Rumisha Chaitram, the managing director of Robit, award-winner in the mining sector and author is the dynamic Managing Director at Robit Plc, a global leader in drilling consumables. She has been instrumental in driving business strategies that have significantly expanded the company's presence in Southern and East Africa. Reporting directly to the Group CEO, Rumisha brings a wealth of market insights and strategic expertise. She joins us to discuss the role of women in mining and the impact of leadership in this challenging yet rewarding field.

Tonight I am excited to be talking to a leader who has not only broken barriers in the mining industry but has also shaped the future of this critical sector. With over 20 years of leadership experience, Rumisha Chaitram, the managing director of Robit, award-winner in the mining sector and author is the dynamic Managing Director at Robit Plc, a global leader in drilling consumables. She has been instrumental in driving business strategies that have significantly expanded the company's presence in Southern and East Africa. Reporting directly to the Group CEO, Rumisha brings a wealth of market insights and strategic expertise. She joins us to discuss the role of women in mining and the impact of leadership in this challenging yet rewarding field.

Profile Interview :Rumisha Chaitram- Managing Director

On our Crime Time feature this evenign we continue discussing the issue of the 95 Libyan that were recently arrested and appeared at the Mpumalanga court, the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSiRA), has revealed that (1) the Libyan military training camp was operating illegally. (2)They served Milites Dei Security Services and its owners with suspension notices. The regulatory body (3)found the facility used by the 95 Libyans was a second camp. While the company was registered under PSiRA to provide basic security training, it had no authority to train foreign nationals in military-style tactics. To elaborate on their findings on this camp we're joined by Director/CEO Mr Manabela Chauke.

On our Crime Time feature this evenign we continue discussing the issue of the 95 Libyan that were recently arrested and appeared at the Mpumalanga court, the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSiRA), has revealed that (1) the Libyan military training camp was operating illegally. (2)They served Milites Dei Security Services and its owners with suspension notices. The regulatory body (3)found the facility used by the 95 Libyans was a second camp. While the company was registered under PSiRA to provide basic security training, it had no authority to train foreign nationals in military-style tactics. To elaborate on their findings on this camp we're joined by Director/CEO Mr Manabela Chauke.

KwaNtu Feature: King Mzilikazi kaMashobane-Part 3

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