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In the News Today: In line with its mandate to create opportunities for economic participation and its commitment to Unisa’s catalytic niche areas, the Inhlanyelo Hub recently launched its Bosadi Artisan Entrepreneurship Development Programme.

The first cohort of women artisans embarked on their journey towards community artisanship and creating business ventures in what is still considered a male environment.

At the official launch held at The Marine Hotel in Gqeberha, a group of 57 women signed up for the programme. The event kicked off with an orientation session, facilitated by acting CEO of the Inhlanyelo Hub, Phumelele Mokoena. In her welcoming remarks, Daya Raseela, regional office co-ordinator for Gqeberha, urged the artisans to take charge of their entrepreneurial journey.

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