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The cushioned reality for future failure

The cushioned reality for future failure By Opinion By Sibulele Siko-Shosha THE country is now at the tail end of a monumental month in our annual calendar, Youth Month. This month is symbolic of the brave and change-driven spirit that the country’s then youth had in order to change the then status quo. It is also a symbol of hope and the potential it can birth when young people in this country decide to work together for a common cause. Pre-Covid, Youth Day and its subsequent month was filled with youth-focused events and activities that celebrate the triumphant that is now aligned to a generational perception of who South African youths are.

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Lack of easily accessible support for SME will further cripple the South African economy

Contrary to popular belief, the main function of entrepreneurship in an economy such as South Africa is to give back to our bruised ecosystem as opposed to taking from, writes Siko-Shosha.

#MediaEntrepreneur: Siko-Shosha's The Dumile Group blazes a creative trail

For Sibulele Siko-Shosha, founder of The Dumile Group, storytelling is the pulse that connects people. And she should know. Her media career started in journalism when, after freelancing for Move Magazine she moved on to become content manager for African Leader and Acumen Magazine. In 2007, she become the youngest and first black female editor of business publication, Black Business Quarterly. Three years later, she launched her own company, Dumile Brand Boutique, and after that, Siko-Shosha branched out into the the production side of broadcasting and advertising, founding The Narrators Africa. She already has Cape Town’s first prime time drama on Mzansi Magic, Nkululeko, under her belt, which aired on