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Pinky Phosa to mentor the community online

The key aim of TEA is to elevate and build a pipeline of young women who can confidently take up space and leadership roles in society and participate in the economic mainstream.

On a quest to expand her territory online, Pinky Phosa has become one of the mentors of The Elevation Alliance (TEA). TEA made the announcement that she was one of its mentors last week. It is a newly established NPO pre-launched at the Jenna Clifford Design Studio.

Phosa recently established a NPO called the Pinky Phosa Solutions Foundation.

She said, “I recently launched my foundation and I accepted the offer to be a mentor because I want to expand my ability to reach out to people. I want to continue serving the community through various online programmes.”

This woman wears many hats; she is a social worker by training, an accomplished public representative and a community builder. The South African Council for Business Women Nelspruit recently awarded her an honorary member certificate.

Phosa is a former chairperson of the standing committee on appropriations and a former member of the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) and PBO Advisory Board.

She is a former chairperson of the portfolio committee on higher education and training, a former MEC for economic development, environment and tourism, a former MEC for finance, and a former deputy speaker and Speaker of Mpumalanga.

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She was elected as president of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, Mpumalanga Branch and convener of the Progressive Women’s Movement of South Africa Mpumalanga.

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What The Elevation Alliance is about: The key aim of TEA is to elevate and build a pipeline of young women who can confidently take up space and leadership roles in society and participate in the economic mainstream. This will be done through an online mentorship programme.

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Bridget Mpande

Bridget Mpande is the editor assistant for Mpumalanga News and Lowvelder Express. She joined Lowveld Media in 2014 and covers several beats in the newsroom. She is a mentor and believes there is no community newspaper without the community.
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