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Durban, KwaZulu Natal 4001, ZA
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A glorious day to the women and girls of the world, from Mayibuye Institute #imbokodo #womensday2024 #wethewomen #abomamabethu #financialinclusion #educategirlseducatethevillage Ms. Swazi Tshabalala . As a business, we salute your leadership.
For all the women, Happy International Women’s Day #WetheWomen 🎉🎊🙏🏽
What a moment Nthabeleng! What an iconic picture to celebrate what you and your group of #resilientwomen and mentors have achieved. It truly belongs in the hallowed hallways that honour our struggle and journey to true #Freedom, #SelfDetermination and #SelfReliance. We at Mayibuye Institute wholeheartedly congratulate you and celebrate with you in this great milestone of building a bank that addresses the needs of the African, like Dr Sam Motsuenyane once did. Halala. #financialinclusion #youngwomeninbusinessnetwork #YWBN #africarising #TshabalalaOnFinance #MayibuyeStokvelrsRevolution
Executive Chairperson of Young Women in Business Network(YWBN)| First Female Bank Owner in South Africa
1. Dr. Sam Motsuenyane, the founder of African Bank in 1975. The first black owned bank in South Africa. 2. Ms. Nthabeleng Likotsi, the founder of YWBN Mutual Bank in 2024. The first majority black WOMEN owned bank in South Africa.