Tribute to our lovely partners - Women of South Africa

They say behind every successful man there is a very powerful woman. You strike a woman you strike a rock . These are all powerful lines. These lines are true and we happen to be celebrating women’s month this August. And the best we can do is to extend our love to the glorious women of South Africa, and to the ladies of Entrepreneruship and Business Management Department of this great university. We adore you; we honour you. Keep on being the sweet angels you are.
Often women are unappreciated so we say thank you for all you have done and wishing you so much love. “You teach a man you teach an individual, but teach a woman you teach the nation”. Enjoy the month.
From the editorial team (Pictures to follow.)

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