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Treverton College Student First Place in the Prepared Speech Category at the Toastmasters Semi-final

For the first time in ten years, since Shannnon Freeman in 2014, Siphesihle Mchunu came first place in the prepared speech category at the Toastmasters semi-final. Siphesihle kept both the judges and the audience captivated throughout his speech presentation. He has been entered into the KZN Toastmasters finals, which will take place on December 7th. …

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