● Lesego Reetseng, a Gospel and Afro-soul star,
● Born and raised in Orkney, North West.
● Genres: Gospel and Afro-pop
● Career Beginnings: Gained fame in 2006 with the platinum-selling
debut album "My Music," followed by the successful 2009 album
"Soulsation."
● An incredible story of resilience and overcoming

● Lesego Reetseng, a Gospel and Afro-soul star, ● Born and raised in Orkney, North West. ● Genres: Gospel and Afro-pop ● Career Beginnings: Gained fame in 2006 with the platinum-selling debut album "My Music," followed by the successful 2009 album "Soulsation." ● An incredible story of resilience and overcoming

with Paul Mnisi , Isaac Gampu  & Lonwabo Nkohla on your Sports Desk

with Paul Mnisi , Isaac Gampu  &amp; Lonwabo Nkohla on your Sports Desk

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with Paul Mnisi , Isaac Gampu  & Lonwabo Nkohla in Sports

with Paul Mnisi , Isaac Gampu  &amp; Lonwabo Nkohla in Sports

UNPLUGGED FRIDAYS: Gospel & Afro-Pop Legend, Lesego

In today’s marketplace, people don’t just buy products — they buy into people. For entrepreneurs, personal branding has become a powerful tool for building trust, loyalty, and business growth. But what does it take to create a personal brand that truly connects? Today, we unpack why personal
branding matters and how being the face of your business can become your biggest advantage.

In today&rsquo;s marketplace, people don&rsquo;t just buy products &mdash; they&nbsp;buy into people. For entrepreneurs, personal branding has become a powerful&nbsp;tool for building trust, loyalty, and business growth. But what does it take to&nbsp;create a personal brand that truly connects? Today, we unpack why personal branding matters and how being the face of your business can become your&nbsp;biggest advantage.

#SMEConnect| Dr. Sibusiso Mfeka, branding coach and Director of Agora Development.

Last week, we looked at salt and the health risks linked to overusing it in our meals. This week, we turn to spices from turmeric and ginger to chilli, cinnamon and pre-packaged spice blends which are often praised for both flavour and health benefits. But are spices always good for us, or should
we be using them more carefully?

Last week, we looked at salt and the health risks linked to&nbsp;overusing it in our meals. This week, we turn to spices from turmeric and ginger&nbsp;to chilli, cinnamon and pre-packaged spice blends which are often praised for&nbsp;both flavour and health benefits. But are spices always good for us, or should we be using them more carefully?

UNPLUGGED FRIDAYS: Gospel & Afro-Pop Legend, Lesego

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