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LUNCEDO MTWENTWE | Half-a-century on, youth’s task is to create its own opportunities

As we mark 50 years since the Soweto uprising, it’s time to breathe new energy into entrepreneurship for the sake of future generations, writes Luncedo Mtwentwe.

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LUNCEDO MTWENTWE | Half-a-century on, youth’s task is to create its own opportunities

As we mark 50 years since the Soweto uprising, it’s time to breathe new energy into entrepreneurship for the sake of future generations, writes Luncedo Mtwentwe.

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LUNCEDO MTWENTWE | Half-a-century on, youth’s task is to create its own opportunities

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LUNCEDO MTWENTWE | Half-a-century on, youth’s task is to create its own opportunities

Reflections on a golden jubilee: the unfinished long walk of South Africa’s youth

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