In a world whereby the industrial revolutions have greatly shrinked the working force by implementing alternatively cost effective ways of production, the society has been greatly pressured to find alternative ways of making a good living. 
With the current life situation of today, finding a way of making a living has been growing to be harder for many, and for the disability community it has become twice as hard as certain job opportunities do limit their chances of securing those jobs citing in-capabilities due to their disabilities. 
Tough as the current life situation might be out there, there are those who have risen beyond their disability conditions and made a great deal out of their lives. 32 years old Sibusiso Mogale from Nelspruit in Mpumalanga has defied the odds of many disability stereotypes by being his own employer. Mogale, who is a father of one and was born without both arms started his own farm growing crops and has served as an inspiration for many, with and without disability conditions.

In a world whereby the industrial revolutions have greatly shrinked the working force by implementing alternatively cost effective ways of production, the society has been greatly pressured to find alternative ways of making a good living. <br>With the current life situation of today, finding a way of making a living has been growing to be harder for many, and for the disability community it has become twice as hard as certain job opportunities do limit their chances of securing those jobs citing in-capabilities due to their disabilities. <br>Tough as the current life situation might be out there, there are those who have risen beyond their disability conditions and made a great deal out of their lives. 32 years old Sibusiso Mogale from Nelspruit in Mpumalanga has defied the odds of many disability stereotypes by being his own employer. Mogale, who is a father of one and was born without both arms started his own farm growing crops and has served as an inspiration for many, with and without disability conditions.

The SABC Disability 360 Campaign aims to empower People with Disabilities by providing on-going disability related content on-air, online and on the ground (events) through SABC various platforms which will be providing the sector with information about job opportunities, training opportunities and pertinent disability content, in all 11 official languages. This Campaign will allow maximum access to information by the Disability Sector in South Africa, thus ensuring that the SABC broadcasts not only compelling content but also content that empowers its audiences. The Disability 360 Campaign further aims at creating an online “community” where people with disabilities can go and engage and access any disability related Information.

TheSABCDisability360CampaignaimstoempowerPeoplewithDisabilitiesbyprovidingon-goingdisabilityrelatedcontenton-air,onlineandontheground(events)throughSABCvariousplatformswhichwillbeprovidingthesectorwithinformationaboutjobopportunities,...