POLOKWANE – When young entrepreneur Rejoyce Kgabo Legodi from Mmotong was invited to be part of the 5th Global Entrepreneurship Bootcamp 2019 in Bangkok, Thailand, she hoped that her life was going to change for the better.
Her dream of attending is fading quickly as she has not secured funding to pay the R7 300 registration fee, yet, which will cover accommodation, meals and a boot camp kit. She also has to pay for a flight and a visa. The bootcamp is a four day stay from 26 to 30 June and the R7 300 registration fee is due on 30 March.
Rejoyce says she has knocked on many doors and at some point it seemed very promising, however, everything seems to have fallen through right at the very end. “This could be my chance at breaking into the global market and chances such as these don’t come often for someone like me who was born and raised in a rural village. It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity,” she said.
Anybody who can assist Rejoyce can get in contact with her on 081 580 5935/072 948 1361 or email her at rejoycelegodi@gmail.com
You can read more about Rejoyce and what she does in next week’s Bonus Newspaper.
