Career Chat with Nomfundo Sifundza

BY TASEKHAYA DLAMINI This week we spoke to Nomfundo who shares how she transitioned from teaching in rural classrooms to founding Umliba Loyembili Edupreneurs, a non-profit that uses digital tools to provide accessible, practical education and income opportunities to marginalized youth and women. Her work focuses on empowering learners and Read more

Career Chat Msutfumswati Nkambule

This week we spoke to Msutfumswati Nkambule who talked about his entrepreneurial journey behind Besutfu Beef and Bliss Burgers. The founder discusses the often-overlooked opportunities in agribusiness. Nkambule is driven by the desire to create jobs and community impact in Eswatini and envisions building a fully integrated value chain that Read more

Career Chat with Edwin Mbingo

This week we spoke to Edwin Mbingo, and experienced human capital practitioner with extensive experience in construction, mining and health. This experience has shaped his leadership and goal-focused approach. We have more below. Career Chat: Did you ever imagine building a long career in Human Resources? Mbingo: I began my Read more

Career Chat with Bonkhe Shabangu

This week we talked to Bonkhe, a content creator, teacher, and head of department. Bonkhe discusses key factors in his career growth, including his early interest in branding, active engagement with social media, and continuous learning. He shares insights on balancing multiple professional roles, highlights impactful brand partnerships, and offers Read more

Career Chat with Phumlani Matse

In today’s edition of Career Chat, we have a conversation with Manzini City Council Municipal’s Information and Communications Manager, Phumlani Matse. Matse is known for expressing strong opinions on social media and serves as the spokesperson for Eswatini’s most populous city. Career Chat: What attracted you to public relations and Read more

Career Chat with Zakithi Motsa

What are you passionate about, professionally? My passion lies in breaking down barriers to creativity and progress so nations like Eswatini can reach their full potential. Initially drawn to the arts, I realised real impact comes from transforming industries, not just participating in them. What organisation do you represent? Eswatini Read more