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I've shared my experiences from the KwaSizabantu Youth conference, where I had the privilege of volunteering, in a previous article. In this article, I want to reflect on the incredible impact that volunteering can have on both individuals and communities, and why sharing your time and skills is now more crucial than ever. Volunteering has been a big part of my life for as long as I can remember. I wholeheartedly believe in the power of giving back to those who may not have the same opportunities as I do. It’s an enriching experience that deepens our connection to one another. I genuinely believe we’re all here to uplift and support one another. With that in mind, I carefully consider how I invest my time and energy in various causes, ensuring that my contributions are meaningful and impactful. Before I volunteer at an event, I consider its sustainability and the impact it will have on the community. I believe that one-off events are often a waste of time and energy, and as I've grown older, I’ve come to appreciate the value of ensuring that what you do makes an impact. For instance, the KwaSizabantu Mission is a sustainable event that started in 1974. Since then, it has hosted youth conferences twice a year during the extended school holidays, and it celebrated 50 years of biannual youth conferences last year. I recently volunteered at the 102nd event, and the impact was significant. Close to 8,000 young people registered, and when the community joined on Sunday, July 7, the auditorium was at full capacity. It can accommodate only 10,000 people, and there was a massive overflow. These guests were accommodated in a large tent set up at the back of the auditorium. There were enough chairs provided, and a big-screen television was installed so that no one missed the speeches and the service. Everyone enjoyed a meal afterwards. The logistics of the event were immense, but the teams of workers, co-workers, and volunteers operated like a well-oiled machine. Every situation was handled promptly. The smooth operation of the event demonstrated that the youth conference is not only sustainable but also has a significant impact. What began over fifty years ago as a small gathering for young people to share testimonies of their restored lives has grown tremendously. The conference now offers three services each day, featuring messages from world-class leaders, mentoring assistance when needed, and opportunities for networking and making friends. Participants also learn essential life skills and share inspiring stories from others who have made positive life choices and transformed their lives. Additionally, there is a sports day that encourages everyone to participate. This blend of fun and education is clearly what young people are seeking, especially since attendance is free of charge.   South Africa needs more volunteers to share their time and expertise to help those who are less privileged. The demand is high, but there are fewer people available to do the work. Volunteer work benefits both the volunteers and those they assist. The challenges you face in volunteering are often matched by the joy and fulfilment that come with them. Whether it’s organising events, working one-on-one with those in need, or advocating for essential causes, every task contributes to a larger mission. You learn new skills, build lasting friendships, and gain a deeper understanding of the issues affecting your community.  Volunteering is more than just giving your time; it’s an opportunity to connect, grow, and make a difference. From the moment you step into the role of a volunteer, you embark on a journey filled with unique experiences and invaluable lessons. As a volunteer, you witness firsthand the power of community. You discover the stories of individuals whose lives you touch, and in turn, your life is enriched by their resilience and hope. Each encounter serves as a reminder of the strength found in human connection and the profound impact one person can make. To learn more about the KwaSizabantu youth conference, watch the video: https://youtu.be/avgZcSqB3J4?feature=shared .

Born in Mankweng - Turfloop, outside Polokwane in Limpopo Province, South Africa, Katlego Ramashala will never look back! A 28  year old teacher, musician, perfomer, entrepreneur and founder of “Are Thusheng Bao Hloka – NPO” attended Mountainview Secondary school, UNISA, CTU/Seta ( short course on media and digital marketing course ). “My journey and life experiences inspired my music career. I listened to lot of artists but the late legendary Rap Artist, Tupac plays important role in my music. His art of telling a story through music is amazing! South African artist, Casper Nyovest also inspires me through his movements and business wise”, he said. Katlego Steja , as famously known, is concerned about gatekeepers in the music industry, more especially people you grew up with and their tendency of undermining each other’s talents in music. “We need people who are positive and have much believe in our talents. People who can advise and guide us through music journey” added Steja. Talented artist has no limit when coming to music genre, his fans are currently enjoying a hit called “ Bjalwa ” - featuring Juice SA, 071 Nelly MasterBeat and OkBhutiDess, “ Ke phela kele 1 ” ft Judgement Fire SA many more. He is currently cooking new good music and his dream is to work with Shebeshxt, Makhadzi, Karishma, Master Chuza, Percy 5, Hitboss, Janesh, Change Down, Drill Prill and others. “I enjoyed performing at Marula Festival, Meropa Casino and won a talent show award twice. Music industry is not easy, aspiring and upcoming artists must have a startup plan, find a job or make money in order to fund their music. They must not afraid to start somewhere and never forget that legends are not born but made”, he concluded. RAN wishes Steja all the best on his music journey. Bookings can be done: 0656899824 | Katlego steja on tiktok , Facebook and YouTube

I am passionate about dedicating my time and talents to endeavours that foster positive change in our communities, particularly for our youth! Immersing myself in these meaningful activities not only enables me to contribute to transformative projects but also fills my life with rich, invaluable experiences and the opportunity to develop new skills. There’s something profoundly satisfying about using my knowledge and abilities to uplift others. Although the journey of volunteering can present its challenges, the rewards are immeasurable and deeply fulfilling!   I recently volunteered at the KwaSizabantu Youth Conference, which took place from July 3 to 9 in KwaZulu-Natal, near Kranskop. This is my sixth time volunteering at this conference, and since KwaSizabantu marked a remarkable milestone by celebrating its 102nd conference, I couldn't miss this opportunity.  There is a great deal of work to be done, as on average, between 4,000 and 6,000 young people typically attend these conferences. This time, over 7,000 registered for the conference, and on Sunday, the locals usually join; this time, over 10,000 attended. The overflow was accommodated in a massive tent behind the auditorium, where the guests could watch the service on a wide screen.   The biannual KwaSizabantu Youth Conference is a place where young people can learn, grow, and have uplifting experiences.  This conference is a sustainable event, having hosted 102 conferences since its inception more than 50 years ago, in 1974. The conference is an effective means of engaging young people, giving them a positive sense of self, teaching them self-control and decision-making skills, providing them with prosocial connections, and enriching their lives with a moral system of belief.   The collaboration between various organisations to identify participants backs the KwaSizabantu Youth Conference. Those who are unable to attend the conference can tune into Radio Kwezi, the Mission’s radio station, or use the streaming platform on its website, where all daily services are broadcast in isiZulu, English, German, French, Sesotho, and Portuguese. Three sessions are held daily, excluding Sundays, with only one session per day.   The logistics of the youth conference are enormous. A week in advance, buses depart from Kranskop and travel across South Africa, often also to neighbouring countries, to pick up the thousands of young people at their various destinations. They come from all walks of life, and after the conference, they are returned to their pick-up venues.   The facilities of the Servite Domino School of the Mission are converted into dormitories for the girls, and the hostel on the mission is converted into dormitories for the boys. The entire community does what they can to clean, fix, and prepare to receive the young group when the buses start arriving like snakes. The personal belongings of the young people are stored in special facilities for security purposes, and they are given access to them under the strict control of adults.   Accommodating, feeding, and keeping thousands of young people busy for a week without any serious incident is a scary idea for most of us. At KwaSizabantu, the preparation and events run smoothly, and for every incident, there is an immediate outcome or solution – event management par excellence!     The good part is that the youth conference is free for participants because it's sponsored by the Mission and its business partner, aQuellé (a bottled water brand), in its entirety.   The youngsters also take part in a sports day. The sports activities are designed to accommodate everyone, including those with no specific sports talent. The activities include competition-friendly games where participants are rewarded for their performance and participation in the events. If anyone is interested in participating next time, information is available on the website: https://www.ksb.org.za/ .   Young people comprise a significant portion of South African communities. The younger they start thinking about the future and preparing themselves effectively, the more successful they will be. It is an excellent idea to teach young people practical skills that enable them to help themselves and give them hope for a better future. The greatest joy of volunteering at an event like this one comes from knowing that I’m making a difference in someone else's life. After all, we’re here to create a better world together, and I’m excited to be a part of that journey!   To learn more about the KwaSizabantu youth conference, watch the video: https://youtu.be/avgZcSqB3J4?feature=shared .

The vibrant KwaSizabantu Youth Conference, held from July 3 to 9 under the inspiring theme "Wake Up, O Sleeper!", brought together over 6,000 young people at the mission station in KwaZulu-Natal to be accommodated, kept busy, and provided with food. Over 10,000 attended on Thanksgiving Sunday, July 6. The auditorium can only accommodate around 10,000, and the overflow was accommodated in a tent located behind the auditorium. This Christian event offers youth the opportunity to learn, grow, and uplift one another while deepening their connection to the Word of God and forming lasting friendships with like-minded peers. Prince Zuzifa Buthelezi from the Buthelezi Clang delivered the special message at the Thanksgiving event and topics such as drug and alcohol abuse, abortion, and teenage pregnancy were spot-on to deal with the current social issues the country grapples with. It was a truly enriching and memorable experience for all involved! This biannual KwaSizabantu Youth Conference is a sustainable event, having hosted 102 conferences since its inception more than 50 years ago in 1974. It is an effective means of engaging young people, giving them a positive sense of self, teaching them self-control and decision-making skills, providing them with prosocial connections, and enriching their lives with a moral system of belief while sharing the gospel with them. The conferences have been a source of great blessings, providing hope for thousands of young people who have attended and have had their lives changed for the better. The collaboration between various denominations, churches, schools, and other organisations backs the Youth Conference. Those who are unable to attend the conference can tune into Radio Kwezi, the Mission’s radio station, or use the streaming platform on its website. All daily services are broadcast in isiZulu, English, German, French, Sesotho, and Portuguese. Three services were held daily, excluding Sundays, on which the morning service would start at 11:00 a.m.  The youngsters could also participate in a sports day on Monday, and the games were designed so that all could participate in friendly competitions where outstandings participants were rewarded. The logistics of the youth conference are enormous. Since Tuesday, 8 July, the buses started to drive across South Africa and even neighbouring countries to take the young people back to their various destinations. Given that the Mission held its 102nd youth conference, it is worth noting that the Mission's people have refined their event management logistics and can serve as an example and inspiration to others. Accommodating, feeding, and keeping thousands of young people busy for a week without any serious incident is a scary idea for most of us. At KwaSizabantu, the preparation and events run smoothly, and for every incident, there is an immediate outcome or solution – event management par excellence!  The good part is that the youth conference is free for the participants because it is sponsored by the Mission and its business entity, aQuellé, the water bottling company, in totality. (Information provided by Devoted magazine. Read inspiring articles from young people who have given their lives for the Lord on the website under Restored Lives and in various editions: https:// www.devotedmag.co.za / )

Multitalented Gospel Star, Nokulunga Dindi ( 37 ) is residing at KwaMaphumulo, KwaZulu Natal Province in South Africa. She attented Timoni Primary school, Phoenix Secondary, UKZN and UNISA and currently working a Dramatic Arts teacher. “Singing and creative arts was always my passion. My primary school teachers, Miss Mkhwanazi and Mr Zwane became my mentors in modelling and music when I was 7 years of age. I sang in Mr Magwaza' s school Choir  at Timoni Primary school as one of the leading Sopranos and I never looked back. I was recognised by my geography teacher Mrs Govender at high school and embraced as the anthem girl in school assembly and won many awards throughout my high school years. I also performed on Gospel Gold when I was 14”, she said. A songstress has released two albums titled “ Mthombo wokuphila ", “ Akukakabonakali ” and EP titled “ Noma Kunje ” released under marketing agency by Nonhle Ndinisa called Ivilicious Onica Entertainment. “Ivilicious Onica Entertainment exposed my craft beyond KwaZulu Natal Province to other South African provinces and abroad. I am always grateful to my mentor and colleague at KwaSizabantu Mission, Mr Mzi Ndlovu for noticing my talent as well as being introduced to Nonhle Ndinisa. I performed in so many place during my music career and left audience entertained at SAGRA AWARDS 2023 in East London. It was such a special night to share same stage with talents such as Sister Nobathembu, Brother Betusile and Brother Thembinkosi”, added Nokulunga. Like many industries, she faced a challenge of exposing her first album till joining Nonhle Ndinisa Marketing Agency. She was later exposed to well-known awards such as Ingoma, SAGRA and KZN Namuhla awards (where she won “Best New Comer in 2023”). “There is a lot of talent in the villages, unfortunately lack of exposure to quality studios like LMP by Lwazi Mngomezulu, Commercial Radio Stations, Televisions or Newspapers is a concern. The survival in the music industry is lot, artists must make a lot of research about quality recording studios, marketing their music and registrations on platforms in order to claims their royalties. My advice to all aspiring artist is to compose original music and find their unique style. I would like to thank all my fans and everyone who is involved in shaping my craft. God bless you” she concluded. Bookings can be done: Facebook: Nokulunga Dindi |Tiktok : Mamkhize Obomvu | Email: lungadindee@gmail.com

The KwaSizabantu Mission is currently preparing for its highly anticipated first biannual youth conference of the year, scheduled to take place from July 3 to July 9. The theme for the conference is "Wake Up, O Sleeper" (Ephesians 5:14). Attendance is free of charge, and now is the time to plan and register for those interested in participating.   This youth conference aims to strengthen the moral fibre of the youth while sharing the Gospel with them. Since 1974, KwaSizabantu has hosted youth conferences twice yearly at its mission station in Kranskop, KwaZulu-Natal. As these conferences grew in attendees, logistical arrangements developed into a blueprint plan to present a world-class conference of this calibre! These logistics are worth reporting on.   To manage such an event requires tremendous organisational expertise, very willing hands, and a servant's attitude. KwaSizabantu joins hands with various communities and churches to attend the conference. Transport is made available to them at no cost, from far and wide across the country and even neighbouring countries.  Planning already starts months in advance. A few days before the start of the conference, the youth are fetched by bus and dropped off at their meeting points directly after the conference ends. The buses run from the Mission near Kranskop and travel as far as Swaziland, Pretoria, Johannesburg, and around KwaZulu-Natal.   The youth services are broadcast in various languages on the Mission's radio station, Radio Khwezi, at 107.7 or 95.5 FM. These services are also live-streamed, and anyone can plug into them worldwide through the Radio Garden app. On Sundays during the conferences, the 10-thousand auditorium is usually packed with others from around the world who also come to listen to the life-changing messages.   In Luke 14:13-14, Jesus commands us: "No, if you give a feast, then invite the poor, the crippled, and the blind. You can count yourself lucky that they have nothing to compensate you with because God will compensate you at the resurrection of those who have done right." In line with this command, KwaSizabantu nourishes the bodies and souls of young people, many of whom come from dire circumstances and broken homes, seeking help. And while it's not easy to feed so many hungry children and teenagers three times a day, the eight 350-litre cooking pots run non-stop to prepare the next meal.   The young people are kept busy between services. Watching how they were looked after without restraining them too much is amazing! Someone keeps a close eye on them the whole time, and a medical doctor and medical team are on duty to aid where needed. With so many young souls gathered, it is surprising that there have been no serious incidents so far. Everything is under control the whole time due to the work the co-workers and volunteers put in.   The sports day is a highlight of the programme, and everyone can participate and expend their excess energy. The various sports are carefully designed and organised so that everyone can choose whether to participate, ensuring that no one is overlooked. Everyone can participate and share in the fun and competition, from healthy games to football matches.   We live in challenging times, where youth are being confronted with all sorts of social ills. Without steadfast role models, it is sometimes impossible for children to grow into full-fledged and happy adults without extra help. The KwaSizabantu Youth Conference is doing incredible work among young people to prepare them to face these challenges and to make a difference in their communities.  Over the years, the youth conference has become a vital catalyst for recruiting individuals into the Kingdom and assisting those with severe problems and addictions. The Concerned Young People of South Africa (CYPSA) programme has since come into existence to deal with social issues such as addiction, child molestation, and human trafficking, to name a few. So far, they've helped over 20,000 young people struggling with various social issues and other challenges, all free of charge.   For more information and to register, please visit www.ksb.org.za .

One question you can ask yourself is when are we gonna stop singing about “High rate of unemployment?” What is our governments doing about this? Why do we keep VOTING for criminals? Molepo Phagiso Geoffrey  ( 29 ) is from Mentz, Malesa in Limpopo Province, South Africa. After completing his matric at Makgoka High School, he went to study Civil Engineering specializing with Plumbing at Seshego TVET College. His love for soccer was lost because of lack of services in the rural arears. “I grew up with my siblings and my grandmother who raised us when our parents were busy hustling for us. My granny supported me big time, she always say “ Show me your friends I will show you your future ”, she instilled self-discipline in me. A reason for me to choose plumbing is the struggles of my community. We use to go far places to fetch water, so I believed and had a faith that if I open a plumbing company, I will be able to have a hand in assisting in water projects that supplies the community”, he said. An ambitious young guy registered his business, Phagis Plumbing and Services aiming to give back to the community and reduce rate of unemployment. “So far I have hired about 22 boys and girls around my community, which really makes a big impact in my community, I want to see most youth being employed in order to fight depression, poverty and unemployment rate. Sometimes I give away few food parcels to families that need them the most. I do everything from the bottom of my heart, with kindness and love”, he added. A happy employee named Joas Ntabane, started working for the company since day one said: “I am proud to work with Phagiso, one of the best guy who is passion about the community. I learned lot of things by working with him, he is not stingy and willing to share his experience with our youth”. “There are lot of challenges I come across, lack of proper tools and transportation is the main concern. I have clients around my community as well as Turfloop, Polokwane, Moletjie and Mmotong but struggling because of transportation which costs me to catch a taxi. I am grateful for my clients and the support from my community. I no longer market my business anymore, my clients always recommend me”, concluded Phagiso. For sponsors/ services: 077 3659 216 | Email: Phagisomolepo@gmail.com

Talking about a humble artist, go to Youtube and google Metrobeatz RSA! Bongani Mossetia Macebele (20) is originally from Giyani – ka Khakhula, Limpopo Province but currently residing in Gauteng Province – South Africa. The rising super star attended school at Muhawu High School. “I started making music at the age of 14, after my mom bought me a laptop. Many people do know that I produced for Penny Penny, Baba Harare from Zimbabwe and Queen Vosho from Mozambique at the age of 16. Music is in my blood, my songs are inspired by what happening in life and my surroundings. My mother, my manager and people around me assist in sharing some life stories”, he said. Self-acclaimed Prince of Xigaza , started with Mapiano genre before switching to Xigaza music. He has lot of Mapiano songs and released Xigaza EP (6 songs) with a lead single titled “ Xitori na Xitori ” and 3 singles including hit title “ forever wena ” which has a video that played at Channel O and Mzansi Magic. “The love am getting from my fans is amazing, I am growing every day and people appreciate my music. My dream is to work with J John because he writes real music, not hype or trends but songs that last longer. Many people like to exploit music, there's always unnecessary desire from my peers to have beef. I think we tend to forget that we are who we are because of the fans”, added Metrobeatz. Upcoming and aspiring musicians can learn from legends such as Dr Thomas Chauke, Dr Joe Shirimani, Benny Mayengani etc, they respect music as an art that can really bring food on the table. “I am currently working on an album ( 12 – 16 tracks ) with a title “ Boti ” as a lead single. My advice to all artists is to keep pushing, find who you are and stick to it – never give up and always know that the beginning is always hard” he concluded. RAN team wishes this young talent all the best. Booking can be done: 0789841716 or MetrobeatzRSA@gmail.com

RAN has been trying hard to expose African talents. Phuti spoke with a musician and producer all the way from South Sudan – northeast of Africa . Lotio Francis Mike  (27), is one of humble artist who always leave pride aside and focus on his God given talent. Born in Yei, Myke Karter Beatz , as popularly known, finished his high school in Kajjansi Progressive Secondary School in Uganda. “I started my music production using a smart phone in the late 2016 and then later joined producer Joshman Perfection in Arua - Uganda who mentored me through professional music production in 2018”, he said. Myke Karter is inspired by the likes of Joshman Perfection, Linsu de genius, Nessim pan production, Daddy Andre, Artin pro, Krizz Beatz , Rexxie, P prime, Niphkeys and Master KG. He produced and sang on couple of songs including a hit song titled “Arkap” collaborated with Fuji FuMoney. In 2022, December 24, he released an EP titled “Karma Love and Affection" “Music industry has lot of challenges, there is lack of unity and support for our music. A tendency of quitting school once you make music is still a trend. Artist’s pride of hustling to make ends meet is also a concern”, added Myke Karter People love this young man, the attitude on streets says it all. “I receive lot of recognition from lot of people and fans regarding my work. My projects are on hold due to weakness in immunity and some little issues around but my fans can expect more of good music from me. Learn to pray and believe that you can achieve it. Dare to dream it shall be well. Never give up. Respect you elders  and learn to listen to what you are told. Keep in school if there is an opportunity”, he concluded. Bookings can be done: Facebook: Myke Karter Rex | https://www.facebook.com/share/1JtMqQd25g/?mibextid=qi2Omg Instagram: Myke Karter Beatz | https://www.instagram.com/mykekarter/?hl=en Twitter( X): Myke Karter Beatz https://x.com/mykekarter_?s=09 WhatsApp: +211924935244

Down in the small village called Moshate (Ga Sekororo) , Limpopo Province in South Africa there is young talented Pedi Rapper who is ready to take the world with her well-cooked lyrics and beats! Mercia Thobejane  lost her father at an early age and was raised by a single strong mom who ensures that everything is in order. YunLi Lethabo , as popularly known, sings in Sepedi Language to express, entertain and heal her fan’s souls. “I started making music while doing Grade 5 but focused more in 2018 after being inspired by Lyrical wa Motlokwa, Maleboo and Fifi Cooper. The death of my father inspired me to write a song called “ chance to heaven ” produced by Terry West. I released 2 EP’s, 1 album and few singles”, she said. YunLi‘s fans are crazy about her latest single titled “ EX ” featuring sdudla or slender  hitmaker Shandesh the Vocalist  - produced by King Tipps. “My songs are dedicated to people who are going through a lot on daily basis, I encourage them to never give in life, patience is a key and we are all going to succeed like one of my song titled “ re tlo fihla ka nkane  ( we will reach there by force )”, she added. Talented artist enjoyed performing at Master KG’s homecoming event at Maruleng Show ground and Mogalakwena Beach Pub. She is currently busy cooking more music,  which will be released around June. “My last message to all aspiring artist is to be original, do not try to copy other artist’s styles, surround yourself with positive people, avoid beefing in the industry and ensure your social platforms are clean. All thanks to management team and my fans across the globe, I am nothing without you guys”, concluded YunLi Booking can be done: 072 406 4495 / 063 746 0397

A 19-year-old social media sensation and comedian, Nditsheni Ramakgolo is here to ensure your day is full of fun. Born in Botlokwa village, Limpopo province in South Africa, the funny comedian went to Fedile High School and just completed his Matric last year. “This is a wonderful opportunity for me to tell my fans about myself. I started comedy in 2018 when I was doing grade 7. I actually started with videos but realised that lot of comedians in Limpopo Province are more into videos and it was not working for me. I became creative and thought of something unique so I started making comedy by using only pictures in 2024, suddenly people fell in love with my content. Nobody inspired me to tell the truth, I think I was born for this”, he said. Rams Comedy , as popularly known on social media, does not write nor prepare any script for his content. “I just shoot many pictures then choose the funny ones because my content does not require me to shoot and reshoot. I do not have many challenges, I just think of reality and make fun out of it”, he added. Like many careers, one has to face negativity from people but not for Rams Comedy. He gets lot of support from his fans who are mostly adults and they encourage him to take it easy when coming to negative comments. He rather focus on the next project than dwell with jealous people. “I am so lucky to have wonderful community on my side; they are always there for a support. People are excited when they see me on the streets, they love my content and I appreciate it. My advice to all people who want to make it in life is to not give up, it is not easy, just push content you will reach there” , he concluded. People can follow his work on social media : Facebook - @Rams Comedy

Nothing is depressing than watching fellow graduates sitting at the local spaza shops wasting their lives. Gift Dibakoane (24) is a founder and managing director of Kgopotso Projects and Suppliers from Praktiseer, outside of Burgersfort, Limpopo Province in South Africa. This Business Studies graduate could not waste his time typing and sending CV’s looking for a job but applied his skills in Retail Fundamentals, Products and Services, Merchandising and Buying, Sales and Marketing, Customer Service and Experience to start a business. “I have chosen to invest my 20 months R350 Budget from the South Africa Social Security Agency (SASSA) government grant in my business and create my own employment opportunities. I have faced numerous challenges, but I have persevered and grown my business into a successful enterprise”, he said. Kgopotso Projects and Suppliers offers cleaning services to homes, schools and offices and technology products such as Electronic Smart desk, a school desk fitted with thermal sensor to detect any metal weapons such as knives and guns brought by learners at schools. A mobile Solar Cooler Bag fitted with solar panel, charging electronic smart phones and music. It also offer a range of cleaning products, such as dishwasher liquid, Tile/Floor Stripper,  Car Shampoo, Toilet papers and supply branded archar to homes, restaurants and shops. “My company has grown to employ 8 young people and it helps me grow mentally as an entrepreneur. I remain committed to motivate young people to set up their goals and pursue entrepreneurship. I want to raise awareness about the importance of supporting young entrepreneurs. My goal is to inspire young people to take control of their own lives and create their own opportunities,” he concluded. In June 2025, youth month, Kgopotso Projects and Suppliers be donating free cleaning services to disability schools around Burgersfort and outside.