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Young, Black and In Business

by Anelisa Tuswa
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  • Inga Sebata: From PR to Global Fashion Entrepreneur

    December 1, 2025 · 41 min

    In this episode of Young, Black & In Business, Anelisa sits down with fashion entrepreneur and designer, Inga Sebata — the creative force behind StitchedByInga. From growing up in a small town to building a global client base from…

  • Here's why NPOs struggle to get funding, and how ReThink Afrika helps

    November 1, 2025 · 25 min

    In this episode of Young, Black & In Business, we’re diving into the world of nonprofits with Lebo Likhojane, Founder of ReThink Afrika — a platform helping NPOs and NGOs across South Africa access funding, improve governance, and build…

  • Breaking Barriers: Sibabalwe Sesmani on Women in Sports PR

    October 12, 2025 · 34 min

    In this episode of Young, Black & In Business, Sibabalwe Sesmani, founder of Unorthodox, shares how she built her career in sports PR and management, navigating a space where women are often underrepresented. From working with athletes to…

  • What is the NYDA really doing for young South Africans?

    September 26, 2025 · 24 min

    In this episode, Anelisa speaks to Ndumiso Kubheka-Kubheka, the new CEO of the National Youth Development Agency, about his vision for youth development, entrepreneurship, and funding opportunities. Listeners will gain insights on: How to…

  • Anelisa Tuswa in the Hot Seat

    September 9, 2025 · 20 min

    Host-turned-guest Anelisa Tuswa shares her journey, vision, and faith as she launches Young, Black and In Business with a candid interview led by friend Precious Matshaya.

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About the show

Young, Black and In Business spotlights Africa’s new generation of entrepreneurs and innovators. Hosted by former business journalist Anelisa Tuswa, each episode unpacks real stories of hustle, resilience, and vision — while doubling as a living directory of Black-owned businesses.