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Volunteering isn’t just about giving time—creating impact, building communities, and driving real change. In this session, Caitlyn Hare will explore the power of volunteerism, how to foster a strong volunteer culture, and why youth-led movements like Youth Evolve are shaping the future. Episode starts at 3:26

In this episode of Youth Evolve, we sit down with Sanne Ramunenyiwa, a student at the University of Western Cape (UWC) and a participant in the SEEN23 program. Sanne shares his inspiring journey of how he turned his passion for food and service into a thriving business, Sanne’s Palace Restaurant. This fast-food restaurant is not just about serving high-quality, delicious, and affordable meals, but also about creating a welcoming environment that keeps customers coming back. What sets Sanne’s Palace Restaurant apart is its commitment to social and environmental responsibility. By sourcing ingredients locally, reducing food waste, and supporting local farmers and charities, Sanne is making a positive impact on his community while also achieving financial success. Tune in to learn more about Sanne’s entrepreneurial journey and how he’s using his business to make a difference.

In this episode, we talk to Tiisetso Madisha and Thando Simatu, two of the founders of the LAMP programme, a social enterprise that focuses on university excursions and career guidance. They tell us how they started the LAMP programme as a way of sharing their knowledge and experience with high school learners, and how they tackle the Sustainable Development Goals, mainly Quality Education and Decent Work and Economic Growth. They also explain how they provide high school learners with the opportunity to learn about the university and the importance of choosing the right subjects in high school, looking at their own strengths and weaknesses. They also share how they partner with various universities, schools, and organizations to provide learners with more exposure and opportunities. Tiisetso and Thando are both students of education at UWC, and they have a passion for improving the access and quality of higher education and career guidance for high school learners. Join Tiisetso and Thando and discover how they created the LAMP programme, a social enterprise that aims to light up the future of high school learners.

 In this episode, we talk to Mojalefa Mamabolo, the founder of Mzansi Global Market, an online platform that connects SMMEs with local and global customers. He tells us how he came up with the idea of creating a platform that offers both wholesale and retail e-commerce solutions for b2b and b2c transactions. He also explains how he showcases the products and services of SMMEs on the platform, and how he helps them compete with big businesses and boost their sales. Mojalefa is a Geology student at UWC who has a passion for technology and entrepreneurship. He also provides marketing and web design services to his clients. His vision is to support and promote SMMEs and contribute to the economic development of Africa. Join Mojalefa and discover how he created Mzansi Global Market, a social enterprise that aims to empower SMMEs and connect them with the world.

In this episode, we talk to Sean Ngwenya and Kamogelo Nkosi, the founders of Schweets&Co, a food and beverage company that offers premium and enticing household brands such as Schweets, Not Juice, and Schweets Galaxy Edition. They share their journey of starting Schweets&Co as a way of combining their love for food and innovation, and how they use organic and natural ingredients, recycle their packaging, and donate a percentage of their profits to environmental and social causes. They also explain how they create a sub-culture for their customers where creativity and modernity are valued, and how they transmit their corporate views and values through their products. Schweets&Co is a social enterprise that aims to delight its customers and make the world a better place. Tune in to hear their inspiring story and learn more about their products.

In this episode, Mawhada Abrahams, Loves Beauty's founder and owner, discusses the benefits of using organic skincare and hair care products. She explains how natural ingredients can help improve the health and appearance of your skin and hair, as well as protect them from environmental damage and chemical exposure. She also shares some of her favourite products from her own line, such as the coconut oil moisturizer, the aloe vera gel, and the rose water toner. You will learn how to use these products effectively and how to incorporate them into your daily routine. Mawhada also gives some tips and tricks on how to make your own DIY skincare and hair care products at home, using simple and affordable ingredients. Whether you have dry, oily, sensitive, or normal skin, or curly, straight, or wavy hair, you will find something that suits your needs and preferences in this episode. Join Mawhada and discover how you can achieve natural and radiant beauty with organic skincare and hair care products.

On this episode we have Mpho Phahlamohlaka Our HR director and Mbalehle Sithole our Intern: HR, learn everything HR.

This panel discussion focuses on strategies and tips for young South Africans to dominate and take up space.

Are you interested in pursuing a career in accounting but don't know where to start? You'll learn about the accounting profession, how to prepare for board exams, and get all your questions answered in a Q&A session. with our CEO Tebogo and Finance Director Edson.

Commemorating the Youth of June 16, 1976, with a panel discussion having important conversations around youth development and change

Get a full glimpse from #TheEvolveTalk episode ”The Mindset Mentor Vibe” with Njabulo, Vhulenda and Vhonani

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Catch the conversation between Ndii, Pontsho(Next CHAPTER) and Vhutshilo(Edu Envisage) For full episode search |The Evolve Talk| episodes titled ”Light Up the room With Kindness Pt 1 and 2”

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