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Women in Business Forum set to ignite eMalahleni

Business women learn from each other at the WIB Forum meeting

Locally owned businesses took turns to keep the fire of ideas burning.

Female businesswomen in and around eMalahleni formed a forum to network and help each other grow their businesses.

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The forum, also known as Women in Business (WIB), has been up and running and has new members at every meeting.

Liza Retief.

The ladies met at Bietjie Kaap on Thursday, June 23 to share ideas, learn and possibly join ventures.

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WIB Network is a forum for all women in business in the Witbank area.

The ladies were hosted by Talitha Share at her coffee bar in Del Judor.

The forum was started by like-minded women who wanted to create an environment for businesswomen to help each other.

“We become successful when we pull others up.

Nombuso Tshabalala.

Today’s session was about your pathway to business success,” said Monica Joao, owner of Modomo Consulting.

Monica shared a few valuable lessons on how to do self-evaluation to ensure that one believes in themselves so that your business can grow to the point where you want it to be.

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