The Talk show host Snenhlanhla Cele had an interview with Ms Bonakele Mthethwa and Mr Sanele Mallane

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The talk show host, Snegugu Cele, led this week’s Tuesday theme on Community Engagement and Development. During the show, Ms Bonakele Mthethwa, a Public Relations Officer at SWEEP, and Mr Sanele Mallane, Vice President of ENACTUS, were interviewed. They shared insights into the programmes they are involved in, the opportunities they have gained since joining, and how these initiatives contribute to personal and professional growth. The discussion also highlighted the valuable role these programmes play in supporting students—particularly those interested in the business field by serving as a bridge between their current position and their future success.
14 Apr English South Africa Education · Society & Culture

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