Khanyisile Rasmeni

  By: Khanyisile Rasmeni Twitter: @KHANYISILERasm1 Email: khanyisilerasmeni@gmail.com   Western Cot played a second tournament for the first time. They started with a 0-0 draw against Thabong Lorch FC in front of more than 200 fans at the Milestone ground in Garankuwa on Friday. Thabong Lorch FC looked sharp in the opening exchanges, as they began the match with a fast-paced tempo, moving the ball around nicely and showing signs of the potential combinations that are developing in the team. Image: Khanyisile Rasmeni Thabong Lorch FC moved from side to side for most of the opening, frequently pinning the Western Cot back through the pace of Mpho Molapo on the right side and pressurising the visitors defence by getting numbers into the box. However, apart from a brutal shot from Mduduzi Njalo that fly closely wide, no other clear-cut chances were created in a half that saw both teams cancel each other out with well drilled defences.  Image: Khanyisile Rasmen...

By: Khanyisile Rasmeni Twitter: @KHANYISILERasm1 Email: khanyisilerasmeni@gmail.com   There is nothing as powerful as men who share their experiences and insights through storytelling to inspire others. Michael Ncube is a Zimbabwean man with a passion for media and storytelling that inspires. Michael Ncube is a 30-year-old born and raised in Bulawayo in Zimbabwe. He was raised by a single mother, his father passed on while he was still young. He decided to come to South Africa in 2010 to look for a job that suits his talent. He came to South Africa as a Sound Engineer and has a history of Graphic designer which he was servicing on a more personal and private level. When he was doing his work that needs printing out, he noticed that whenever he prints out stuff, people he was approaching for the printing have substandard equipment. This is Mr Ncube's graphic design work.  Image: Michael Ncube Their printers wouldn’t have enough quality that he wanted. That’s when he decided to ...

  By : Khanyisile Rasmeni Twitter: @KHANYISILERasm1 Email: khanyisilerasmeni@gmail.com   It is very important for the youth to start their own businesses since there are no jobs and unemployment rate keeps getting higher. There are countless reasons why people decide at a certain moment in their lives to start their own business.  That’s why Naledi Dhlomo in Soshanguve decided to start her own bakery business. She delivers baked goods like bread, scones, rolls, cakes etc to local shops and nearby residents using a bicycle. Although she was the subject of public laughter when she first started, many South African internet users have praised her great hustle. She empowers youth to use their talents rather than waiting for jobs application. Google: Image “It was diffic ult to start this business of bakery and people were laughing at me because I’m using a bicycle to deliver. I was very excited when other young boys came to my shop and thanked me for inspiring them to...