Seminar proves knowledge is power

Dozens of students gathered for an exciting day of empowering talks and entertainment at the Pinetown Civic Centre recently.

Ongezwa Ndlala and Talent Mnyanda.

HUNDREDS of youngsters gathered at the Pinetown Civic Centre for the Pine-West Youth Economic Empowerment and Advisory Desk’s youth first seminar.

In a bid to empower the youth, the event was focussed on the dissemination of information. To achieve this, government and municipal officials as well as people from the private sector were invited to speak.

Once the formal activities were over, the day ended off with a smooth transition into a mini celebration that included live music and entertainment.

Sindi Mkhize, Poppy Phewa and Senzani Zungu.

Phumzile Mtambo, Melikhaya Mthethwa and Buhle Poltini.

Vuyolwethu Maqobo, Khanya Mjali and Slindile MngameZulu.

Sboniso Mwandla, Buhle Poltini, Mandisa Msimang and Phumzile Mtambo.

Samkelo Mhlope and Sipho Membede.

Malusi Mchunu, Cindy Muthwa, Lungile Nkosi and Zandile Mjiyakho.

Nokuzola Mbatha, Amanda Jili, Syabonga Zungu, Sbusiso Dlamini.

Xolani Mwandla and Nsika Nkosi.

Mzolo Mkululeko, Mthokozisi Mkhosini and Lamulani Sigwebela.

Sifiso Mdluli and Andile Makhaye.

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