Katlego Sekhu

This week, The Sowetan reported on a story about a teenager who survived a mass murder that claimed the lives of his parents and two brothers.
At the funeral, the Grade 11 student told the congregation of his family, that the idea of studying law had crossed his mind, but since the murder of his family, he was even more determined to help fight crime.
The Siz The World team shared how their respective careers make a difference in the world.
Sizwe Dhlomo revealed that when he was younger, he was inspired by various people, including Bill Gates, and hoped that he’d work with computers. However, his career in Compute Science only lasted for three months because he had the opportunity to work at MTV.
Sol Phenduka, on the other hand, had dreams of becoming a pilot but ended up as a broadcaster. He shared that the feedback he receives shows that his career is impactful. “I believe we do make a difference. People have inboxed me to let me know that we got them through difficult moments through the podcast,” expressed Sol.
Listeners contributed to the discussion, sharing how impactful their careers are on the world.
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