The Pitch Your Business Competition Top 20 - Nokuthula Portia Skosana.

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As the Pitch Your Business Competition heads into its next phase toward the finals, Radio Pulpit catches up with Top 20 participants to learn more about their entrepreneurial journeys. This week, we chat with Nokuthula Portia Skosana, a 23-year-old vegetable farmer supplying fresh produce — including spinach, cabbage, and spring onions — to local households, communities, and markets. Her mission goes beyond farming: fighting food insecurity, creating jobs, and providing healthy, local produce to her community. It's an inspiring conversation on agripreneurship and building sustainable impact from the ground up.

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27 Jul English South Africa Christianity · Society & Culture

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