To the CEO of SayPro Neftaly Malatjie, the Chairperson of the SayPro Royal committee, Mr Legodi, SayPro Royal Committee Members, all SayPro Royal Chiefs and SayPro Human capital

Kgotso a ebe le lena

Date: 30 November 2025
Venue: Diepsloot Youth Project
Starting Time: 11:30 AM
Facilitator: Andrice
Assistant Facilitator: Nthusheko
Song by: Nthusheko
Prayer by: Katlego Molepo

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1. Attendees

• Andrice (Facilitator)
• Nthusheko (Assistant Facilitator)
• David Rammala
• Calvin Ravele
• Anami Beni
• Phauwi Molepo (Minute Taker)
• Mahlatsi Rasilalume
• Sbonkakonke Mbele
• Prisca Sebati
• Nonhlanhla Skosana
• Thubalakhe Mtatshana
• Katlego Molepo
• Cassius Moswatse
• Uvile Tabata

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2. Opening

The session commenced at 11:30 AM, facilitated by Andrice and assisted by Nthusheko.
The program began with an opening song by Nthusheko and a prayer led by Katlego Molepo.

During the session, Andrice recorded videos while Nthusheko conducted teaching and facilitated discussions.

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3. Discussion: Understanding the Leadership Forum Event

Question by Nthusheko:
“What do you understand about the leadership forum event?”

• Answer (Katlego Molepo): A leader is someone who leads a team and takes responsibility.

Follow-up Question by Nthusheko:
“What do you understand about the leadership forum event in your own words?”

• Answer (Sbonkakonke Mbele): It is when an organization of different people works together to come up with something positive.

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4. Learning Outcomes from the Leadership Forum Event

Responses from Participants:

• Nonhlanhla Skosana:
  “Nkgono waka ona rekisa dikgoho. Ona ngodisa batho even though basa patale. Ona ba le mosa oo wa hore Anne aba ngodise.”
  (Translation: My grandmother sells chickens. She helps people register even when they can’t pay, showing kindness.)
• Anami Beni:
  “I want to sell at Riverside and be a good example to the youth of South Africa. If I can do it, they can too. I want to sell spices, walk around meeting people halfway because there is no small business in Riverside.”
• Calvin Ravele:
  “When running a business, you have to be patient and hardworking. Stay away from people who don’t take your business seriously, and always respect your customers no matter what.”

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5. Influences on Participants

Question by Nthusheko: “Who influences you?”

• Anami Beni:
  “I’m influenced by people who sell on the streets. They are always on time, even when it rains. They don’t drink or smoke; they work hard for their families.”
• Nonhlanhla Skosana:
  “Ke influenced ke malome waka. The way aleng strong kateng, Asa lahleng tshepo. Le moo re tswang teng, most of the boys ba tsuba ba nwa jwala, mara yena ha ka sala morao. O ile a bala hore a be moo aleng today.”
  (Translation: I’m influenced by my uncle. He is strong and never lost hope. Where we come from, many boys smoke and drink, but he stayed focused and studied hard to be where he is today.)

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6. Key Concepts Discussed

Shared by Nthusheko:

• Influence
• Direction
• Responsibility
• Teamwork
• Impact

Other Forum Concepts:

• Working together
• Exchange of ideas
• Unity

Additional Concept by Andrice:

• Understanding

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7. Closing

The session concluded with closing remarks from Andrice, emphasizing leadership, teamwork, and the importance of working together to achieve positive outcomes.

Ending Time: 12:10 PM

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Report Prepared by: Phauwi Molepo
Date Compiled: 30 November 2025

My message shall end here.

Andrice Macuacua| Development Specialist SCDR| SayPro

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