Business2Business Plug

Get ready for Business 2 Business, the ultimate B2B segment on The Big Breakfast Show! This is your chance to shine a spotlight on your business, connect with other entrepreneurs, and grow your brand.

Olebogeng Leserwane  Phokgamane Group Community leader from Kuruman focused on uplifting underserved communities. His work centres on youth job creation, skills development, mentorship and supporting vulnerable families.  

 

Business2Business Plug
Get ready for Business 2 Business, the ultimate B2B segment on The Big Breakfast Show! This is your chance to shine a spotlight on your business, connect with other entrepreneurs, and grow your brand.
Olebogeng Leserwane &nbsp;Phokgamane Group Community leader from Kuruman focused on uplifting underserved communities. His work centres on youth job creation, skills development, mentorship and supporting vulnerable families.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Host: Dj Sbu 
Co Host: Nathi Ndamase
Sports Desk: Lelo Mzaca
Producer: Dineo Motaung Technical Producer: Thabo Modisane

#Business2Business Plug Key Approaches to Uplifting Underserved Communities

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Trend Wednesday 

Agriculture is still a Smart and Sustainable Career for youth in SA”. South Africa’s unemployment rate remains above 30%, with youth unemployment exceeding 40%, highlighting the urgent need for scalable, job-creating sectors. Agriculture contributes approximately 2–3% directly to GDP, but its extended value chain (processing, logistics, retail and exports) has a far greater economic footprint. 

Guest: Ayanda Mnguni General Manager of the South African Agricultural Awards 

Trend Wednesday&nbsp;
Agriculture is still a Smart and Sustainable Career for youth in SA&rdquo;. South Africa&rsquo;s unemployment rate remains above 30%, with youth unemployment exceeding 40%, highlighting the urgent need for scalable, job-creating sectors. Agriculture contributes approximately 2&ndash;3% directly to GDP, but its extended value chain (processing, logistics, retail and exports) has a far greater economic footprint.&nbsp;
Guest: Ayanda Mnguni General Manager of the South African Agricultural Awards&nbsp;

#TrendWednesday Economic Review of the South African Agriculture 2024

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