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CEO of your career – It’s never too late for career and personal mentorship
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CEO of your career – It’s never too late for career and personal mentorship

Entering the professional world can feel like embarking on a vast, uncharted journey. For young professionals, emerging leaders and recent graduates, the path ahead often seems daunting. The pressure to succeed, coupled with the uncertainty of which steps to take, can be overwhelming. This is where the invaluable role of career mentorship comes into play....

Start sex offender register now!
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Start sex offender register now!

I read an article in one of our local newspapers that advocated for men in all career paths to be named and shamed for impregnating school girls. This was said to have been mentioned by the executive director of education, Sanet Steenkamp.