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Mpumalanga Men’s Conference encourages leadership

The Night of the Kings featured esteemed speakers such as Dr Reuel Khoza and Dr Chris Zungu.

In a dazzling event, the fourth instalment of the Mpumalanga Men’s Conference 2025, dubbed Night of the Kings, took place at the Emnotweni Arena on Saturday, June 28.

The event is dedicated to empowering men across generations to lead with purpose, character and clarity. It was hosted under the theme, ‘Experience the man that you are’, and brought together trailblazers, navigators and emerging leaders.

Themba Mbatha and Mandla Nkosi.

This year’s keynote address was delivered by Dr Reuel Khoza, a distinguished thought leader, businessman, Africanist and president of the Institute of Directors in South Africa. Other speakers included healthcare practitioner Dr Chris Zungu and Percy Ingle, who served as conversation leaders.

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Zungu focused on men’s health and grooming, highlighting the importance of hygiene.

Joe Diphoko and Dumisane Phakole.

“It is important for men to maintain good personal hygiene. Neglecting proper hygiene can lead to infections, which may be difficult and time-consuming to treat,” he said.

Zungu added that a key challenge is men not completing their prescribed treatment. “We tend to give up too easily and don’t take our medication as prescribed.”

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Since its inception, the event has been powered by Nedbank. Dr Eric Khumalo has played a pivotal role in launching and hosting Night of the Kings.

Bhekokuhle Nkosi.
Ananias Sefara.
Diphapang Tladi.
Mboyiselo Botha.

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Emanuel Majola

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