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Fezekisa Group Founder Thulisa Mangcotywa a Get It Bloemfontein Magazine Cover Search Finalist

The dynamic founder of Fezekisa Group, has been shortlisted as a finalist for the prestigious Get It Bloemfontein Magazine cover search. This recognition celebrates her 15 years of entrepreneurial excellence and unwavering commitment to community empowerment. Thulisa’s journey from jobless graduate to public relations leader is inspiring. Her leadership has earned her accolades, including the …

The dynamic founder of Fezekisa Group, has been shortlisted as a finalist for the prestigious Get It Bloemfontein Magazine cover search. This recognition celebrates her 15 years of entrepreneurial excellence and unwavering commitment to community empowerment.

Thulisa’s journey from jobless graduate to public relations leader is inspiring. Her leadership has earned her accolades, including the 2020 African Brand Summit Education Influencer Brand and the 2024 South African National Blood Services Innovation Competition.

Through initiatives like the #IAmAnEducationChampion Podcast, Rising Stars Career Expo, and #IAmAnEducationChampion Magazine, she connects students with industry leaders, offering invaluable career guidance and celebrating success stories. “Being a Get It Bloemfontein finalist allows me to amplify this message” emphasised Thulisa.

This nomination is a testament to her dedication, shining a spotlight not just on her, but on the entire community of passionate Fezekisa Group team, educators, and learners she serves.

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Author: Natalie Jones from Fezekisa Group Pty Ltd on behalf of Fezekisa Group Pty Ltd.

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