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CONTENT
FAVYOU MARCH 2018
INSPIRATIONAL WORDS
Lebohang Magashule
Founding Editor & CEO
Rendani Makhado
Founder & Production Director
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UPFRONT
6 Editor’s Note
8 Inbox
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
10 African Entreprenership
and furuteristic benefits
HEALTH
14 Work and Live well
INSPIRATIONAL
28 Words to inspire
9 Inspiration
“Running a startup is like being
punched in the face repeatedly,
but working for a large
company is like being water
boarded.”
- Paul Graham, Y Combinator
“The true entrepreneur
is a doer, not a dreamer.”
- Nolan Bushnell
FEATURES
Group Executive Editor
Netasha Nkwana
FREELANCE WRITERS
Euclid Shilaku
Michelle Avanthay
Jerry Adams
PHOTOGRAPHY
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PRINT & DIGITAL
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COVER
24 Young, bold and Dynamic:
Watson Mathevula
34 Gathel Moyo: On restoring
hope for the people of
Windsor
18 Ngoako Mamulele
leading a web hosting
and services company
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“There are three things you
you must do in order to
become wealthy.
You must have the
right mindset, discover
your purpose in life,
and find a business that
expresses that purpose.”
- Andy Fuehl
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EDITOR’S NOTE
Patience Yields Success
Have you ever wanted to do something, so
bad that it hurt? For me that something is
inspiring others by creating a compelling
content for the youth of South Africa,
create an immersive storytelling platform
where young entrepreneurs can tell their
stories of success, showcase their work and
inspire others, network and advertise their
products and ultimately create more
employment opportunities. All I want is to do
is to be a part of the solution that will
eradicate poverty. Putting a decent magazine
together takes time. The magazine business
is tough, you need a compelling content to
gain readership, you need a team to create
the content, you need money to pay the team,
you need advertising to make money, you
need the circulation to get advertising, you
need advertising money to build the
circulation. All these facets that depend on
each other. It takes an enormous amount of
time. However, we are not givng up. For you,
that passion - that inner drive might be
something else entirely, it could be making
clothes, trading forex, building an app for your
digital store, building a prototype for your
invention, or starting a TV production
company. Big or small, you need to be
patient with yourself, give yourself time to
study, research, build a business plan, and
raise startup capital. No mater what you must
do, do not give up because it’s difficult, don’t
stop because there is no one to help, don’t
stop because you have not started
making money and most importantly do not
give up because people are making fun of
you. keep moving, keep pushing. Your hard
work will soon payoff.
Lebo
INSPIRATION
“ I Have come to learn to be
patient and not to give up too
quickly. It takes patience
and persistence to bring a
new product and ways of
doing things to a community.
There are early adopters who
immediately embrace the
product and there are
traditionalists who resist
the change that the initiative
represents.”
- Bernice Dapaah
DON’T GIVE UP!

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The only solution to our economy is
entrepreneurship. Favyou is just what
South Africa needs. Showcasing what
young people are doing out there.
Sello Ngoako Mamolele
Dear Ngoako,
South Africa sure needs more young people
dynamically involved in creating employment and
that we can do through entrepreneurship. We need
to encourage and support one another. Thank you!
Lebo
I think the Favyou magazine is a good
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young entrepreneurs to advertise our
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in the magazine.
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Dear Amos,
i can’t wait to see your designs too. Please feel free
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or Austinm@favyou.co.za Thank you! Lebo
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and South Africa’s Human’s Rights Day
8th March marks International Women’s day and we are very proud to
celebrate all women across the world, we will celebrate women’s
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INSPIRATION
“There will never be
enough jobs for all
the young people today
- more and more
of us must become
entrepreneurs.”
Rapelang Rabane
“There greatest discovery of
all time is that a person can
change his future by merely
changing his
attitude.”
Oprah Winfrey
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP
GREAT NEWS ABOUT
AFRICA
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
AND FUTURISTIC
BENEFITS
by Jerry Adams
A
frica is increasingly taking its
place on the global stage as
a continent of growth and
opportunity. Yet critically
solving it challenges
effectively with several ideas
birthed from men/women of
passion who chose to make
their world a better place to
be, particularly creating ideas,
that will significantly create
good job opportunities for the
continent’s booming
population, and the need to
build a home-grown business
leaders able to access global
markets and drive growth in
a sustainable and inclusive
manner.
For this reason, African
entrepreneurship is central
to Africa’s future prosperity.
The biggest business
opportunities in the coming
decade will be created by
Africans who start
businesses, generate jobs
and wealth, and capture
growth opportunities. Across
Africa, necessity is laid on
creativity and a great
number of inventions.
Reusing and recombining
is a way of life and, in many
cases, the lack of
infrastructure, even old
infrastructure, gives us a
“clean slate” for new
solutions.
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Responding to these challenges,
Africa’s entrepreneurs are
contributing a host of cuttingedge
products and services,
enabling them to leap forward in
such fields as mobile and
information technology, and to
develop innovations in
agriculture, transportation,
healthcare and other vital fields.
Young artist in music, dance,
poetry etc. is growing rapidly in
Africa, indeed Africa is the future
leader of industrialization and
modernization. But while
entrepreneurship is growing
rapidly in Africa, entrepreneurs
continue need to develop a
constant study of the situation
and bring about solution.
Significantly domestic
challenges that impede their
efforts, including a lack of
access to funding, support
services, skills training and
infrastructure, as well as
administrative barriers, to leap
over the wall of property and
create wealth even to the
generation yet unborn. In recent
years, a movement has begun,
entrepreneurs. It’s a movement
that takes consumers away
from large, impersonal big-box
retailers and introduces them
to the people doing business
in their very own cities and
neighborhood, to promote local
products, such as local farmers,
craftsmen, antiques dealers, and
other product providers, with
items made locally and sold on
a small scale.
“Indeed Africa is the
future leader of
industrialization and
modernization. But while
entrepreneurship is
growing rapidly in Africa,
entrepreneurs continue
need to develop a
constant study of the
situation and bring about
solution.”
Having the owner nearby also
means that owner personally
knows his customers. He knows
the products you buy or the
services you request on a
regular basis and can tailor
services to make your
experience even better.
A local gardening shop owner
may learn about a new product
on the market that can help you
with a pest control
problem you mentioned on one
of your visits, for instance, and
can order that product as part of
his selections. Buying
local has benefits beyond mere
convenience. When you support
local business owners, you get a
better level of service, as well as
helping make your community a
better place to live.
“Getting things done
is better than having
things perfect. Done is
better than perfect.
Whatever you have in
your hands, get going
with it. Just do it!”
- Charles Igwe
Founder and CEO
of Nollywood Global
Media Group
in Nigeria
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HEALTH ADVICE
LIVE RIGHT
WORK RIGHT
Written by Michelle Avanthay.
“...he sacrifices his health in order to make money. Then,
he sacrifices his money to recuperate his health. And
then he is so anxious about the future that he does not
enjoy the present; the result being that he does not live
in the present or the future........” Dalai Lama.
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Many entrepreneurs, naturally,
place much of their focus on
developing and growing their
businesses. Many entrepreneurs
may also do so at the expense
of their health, pertaining to a “live like most
won’t now in order to live like most cant later”
approach. While such a perspective may be
commendable, most research points to the
obvious; compromising your health is never
a good idea. Compromising ones health does
not narrow down solely to poor diet, but may
also occur as a result of excessive
sitting, long working hours and obtaining little
sleep, all of which play a role in affecting your
wellbeing. As complicated as the body may
appear to be, it has a pretty simple objective;
for all internal processes to harmoniously
function. And the items we put in our bodies
and the activities we put our bodies through,
effect this synchronization. Fortunately, an
increasing amount of entrepreneurs are
taking their own health into their hands, some
entrepreneurs manage their time accordingly
and are even dubbed as healthier than most
people. Indeed, changing their work habits
has seen them improve on their energy levels,
creative abilities and mental capabilities!
Proving that focus on one’s health can
definitely translate into good work ethic to
better your company. But for those who have
not jumped on the ‘healthy entrepreneur’
bandwagon yet, incomediary.com has
provided top 20 tips on ways in which
entrepreneurs can improve their health,
here is our compressed version;
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Spend at least one hour outside
everyday; this allows for
you to get much needed fresh
air and Vitamin D, even if it
means taking a walk around
the block if you cannot go too
far away from the office. Also
start your day with a walk, as
this has shown to decrease
stress levels throughout the
day.
Improve what you eat and
how you eat. This one is a
no-brainer. Consume balanced
and nutritional foods
and develop healthy eating
habits to go along with them,
such as having set meal
times and drinking healthy
beverages to aid with your
digestion.
Watch your posture. This
too affects your health. Keep
your feet planted, chest up
and shoulders back, and
your chest will open up, your
breath will flow freely and
ease tension. Other benefits
of good posture involve
lowering your stress levels,
stimulating the digestive
system and normalising hormone
levels.
Open a few windows.
Not only does this bring
in fresh air, but allows for
beneficial micro bacteria
to enter our bodies,
assisting in digestion,
metabolism and our immune
system
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Set a sleeping schedule.
One that is up to 8 hours
but less than 9 hours. In
that way, your ‘internal
biological clock’ is set and
will naturally wake up and
go to bed at around the
same time every day. One
effective way one may
sleep at a particular time
can be to dim the lights a
few minutes before bed and
sleep in darkness to ensure
you stay sleeping.
Some say that sitting is the
new smoking because of
the implications linked to
sitting for long periods of
time, such as its relation to
obesity, high blood
pressure, sugar diabetes,
cancer and depression.
Take some time to move
around the office and
partake in some simple
exercises such as lunges’
and stretches to recharge
and refocus. Also avoid
eating your lunch at your
desk.
Make water your primary
beverage. Statistics have
revealed that just 2% of
a decrease in your water
intake slows down your
mental processes,
including memory. You can
liven up your water by
adding some fresh bits of
fruit.
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Take your weekends off seriously and
use that time to recuperate, such as
getting a massage.
Set specific times to sift through emails
and social media accounts. You can
get more work done and avoid getting
side tracked by stumbling upon cute cat
memes. If needs be, hire an assistant to
help out with the workload.
Challenge thyself. Park further away
from the entrance or take the stairs
instead of taking the elevator, that way
you burn calories, stimulate your
muscles and increase your blood flow.
Ever heard of a walking
meeting? Use that as an excuse to get
outside and exercise, for both you and
your clients rather than to sit in a boardroom.
Get yourself a gym buddy.
That will keep you motivated
and committed.
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And finally, socialise more - in real life!
Developing a strong sense of
community will create a healthy
atmosphere and mindset for you.
Now there is no reason for you to
remain an unhealthy entrepreneur.
The above steps will not only improve
your physical and mental wellbeing,
but the wellbeing of your business too!
As Winston Churchill once uttered,
“Healthy citizens are the greatest asset
any country can have”. So live right and
work right!
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PROFILE FEATURE
Interview
with
Ngoako
Mamolele
ENTREPRENEUR, INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST,
FOUNDER OF EIM BUSINESS INCUBATOR.
Tell us about your company?
Midnyt Coding (Pty) Ltd Is a level-3 BEE
business-to-business technology consulting
firm, supplying quality computing solutions
based upon latest technology in the market.
We are an on-point, Innovative company,
our mission is to provide quality service at a
lower cost and encourage research to keep
relevant in the face of the ever-changing
media, information and communication
technologies. Our motto is to make our
clients look, sound and be their best always.
The name Midnyt Coding is inspired by the
tendency of programmers to stay up all night
writing codes, because like most if not all
programmers I feel more productive at night
when everyone is sleeping and there is just
silence.
When I thought of registering a company,
inspired by my former boss at my 9-5 job, I
was busy practicing my web design skills, it
was late at night, so I thought of a few names
like green page, and Midnyt coding, the name
green page was already taken then by default
Midnyt Coding was registered. The name
reminds me that I am a programmer first
before an Entrepreneur, that is what I love,
that is my passion - it just reminds me of
how much I love IT. The company was
registered Midnyt Coding (Pty) Ltd on the 4th
of August 2014, with the aim to deliver
professional IT services to SMALL Business
and start ups at an affordable price.
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How did you get to start? What or who
inspired you to starting your own business?
My former Systems Manager once
approached me to create a website for him,
after he saw a simple HTML page that I
created for Systems Administrators in my
office when I was still a Systems Clerk. The
very thought that I could make money out of
designing websites - something that I loved
excited me, it was like I have discovered
something out of this world. After doing my
research on how much they charge for web
designs and that you have to register
something called a domain, and there are
things called hosting, you have to get a
hosting company, I went back to my boss
with confidence. I just enjoyed the way I
negotiated with him, I just found myself
enjoying the idea of “talking business and
sealing a deal” so that is when he said I he
would market clients for me-big clients, then
I knew I had to get prepared, that is when I
started staying up till late even when I knew
that I must go to work the following day.
What has been your greatest challenge
since you started?
FINANCE -TIME - TRUST - MANAGING
DAILY OPERATIONS
Let me start with TIME. I had work, School
and business to manage with only 24hours
allocated to me. I had to be at the top of my
game with managing my time, to
overcome this I had to do away with a
lot of things, I distanced myself from my
friends, visited family on less occasions and
stopped things like partying- Yes at a very
young age I stepped into the “boring-Mode”
as most young people would
describe it, but I knew that`s the sacrifice I
had to make to archive what I
wanted the most which is success.
One other thing that most people advised
me to do to overcome the “TIME” issue was
to quit my 9-5 job; however, I couldn’t do
that because FINANCE was even a bigger
challenge, I mean it was already a problem
that my parents couldn’t afford to take me
to school so I was paying my own fees, own
rent, buying grocery, clothes, everything I did
for myself so I couldn’t quit.
So how did I overcome the FINANCE
problem? I simply looked at my biggest
asset, which is my 9-5 job, this was my
biggest client so I had to give my all to this
client, of which I did, and because of that I
was promoted to Systems Administrator –
and again Assistant Systems Manager. The
very same way I treated my clients, I did with
my biggest client – my 9-5 Job.
I start my day at 4am, by 6 am I am at work,
give my all to my big client, 17:30 I get to my
flat, take a quick shower and by 18:30 I will
be starting my next shift at Midnyt Coding
until 22:00 or 23:00, if I still feel the energy in
me, I get home and work until 02:00 am.
Saturday I am at Midnyt Coding the whole
day and Sunday I seat at McDonald`s with
my laptop and work until my eyes can no longer
take. Another challenge that I faced was
being trusted, (lol) especially with a wired
name like “Midnyt Coding”, people would ask
“Midnyt Coding? Where are you guys based?”
so the minute they realized we don’t have
physical premises then they would just say
“okay, I will get back to you” then you will
never see them again. To overcome this, we
rented an office at Protea Towers in Pretoria
Central, and got a landline number, then more
people started trusting us.
Managing Daily Operations such as meeting
clients was also a challenge because of my
daily job, you find that clients want to meet
during office hours and I can`t, so I had to
hire a secretary to do all this for me, I would
communicate with clients, setup meetings
and ask my secretary to meet up with them,
and again she helped me with book keeping
and meeting up with suppliers.
BACKGROUND AND EDUCATION
I was born Ngoako Parlacious Mamolele on the 18th of May
1993, at a Village called Gamatlala in Limpopo, moved to a
township just outside Polokwane called Seshego when I was
4 years old. That is where I grew up and schooled until Grade
12, before I moved to Midrand in 2012 after I finished my
matric. Back in high school I was always one person who like
to try new things, and do things that most people didn’t do, I
just loved being different. I had a group of five friends and we
just liked doing our own thing and being known for being “the
good guys”.
Again, I have always been one
person who hardly gave in when
I don’t get what I want, I
remember at one point when I
wrote for a local Magazine called
friends Magazine, I think I wrote
about 6 articles before I can get
published. I was crazy in love
with science when I was still in
school, I didn’t even see
myself being an IT specialist or
an Entrepreneur when I grow up,
I wanted to be a
microbiologist instead, so I
wrote so many articles about the
wonders of science, the craziest
one that I remember was titled
“DNA GOES A LONG WAY”, it was
about human DNA, that when put
together in a straight line it can
cover a distance from here to
the moon… (lol) the Editor wrote
back to me and said “Parlacious
I don’t have anything against
your articles, they are good but,
the information though…” (lol)
I was so heart broken, but I never
stopped, I went on and did more
research. My next article was
about overcoming the fears of
Math, the article was titled “Slay
the Math Dragon”. I was so
proud of myself, my parents were
so excited. When I was in matric,
my group of five and I
(famously known as
“machoko-10”) joined an SAPS
Youth Group at Polokwane Police
station under Sergeant Maloba,
this was because we wanted to
do our community service which
was required for our Life
Orientation project. After
successfully completing the
project, Mrs Maloba didn’t do as
promised, she didn’t give us the
Community service certificates.
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The members of my crew felt they were used
and they quit the group, however I remained
until I left Polokwane, I did it because I
enjoyed it and I didn’t see the reason to give
up. After I left Polokwane I came to Gauteng
looking for an institution to study
Biotechnology with, I couldn’t get space at
several institutions including Tshwane
University of Technology, when I finally got
space at Midrand Graduate
Institute, I realized that I couldn’t afford to
study there as it was too expensive, I tried
getting study loans (I remember going to four
ways to submit my application forms at CTI, I
didn’t even know the place, let alone Gauteng.
I was scared but I overcame that). The
application was declined due to my parent’s
financial state. My dream was shuttered, I saw
another chance at PC training but again it had
no NSFAS, I couldn’t register there as well. I
told myself that there is no way I am going
back to Polokwane, it will kill my mom to see
me sitting at home, I went and looked for a
Job. I passed my matric with a Bachelor and I
had computer skills, in fact I passed IT with I
high score, so I stood a good chance. That is
when I got a job at Shoprite
Distribution Center, I was working a 12-hour
shift, my father was very unhappy with this as
I also had to work night shift, however I knew I
wanted to go back to school. I persevered and
4 years later I was appointed Assistant
Systems Manager at the very same company.
THE ACTUAL WORK
What are the services you offer, and which
organizations have you worked with before?
Midnyt Coding offers services in IT Support,
Computing and Internet Solutions, Web
designing and hosting, remote help desk
support, Customer training and Graphic
Design. Our target market is Start Up
companies and Small to Medium Enterprises.
Some of our clients include;
Hloni group, we have designed a website for
one of their clients called Global Safety
Resources (www.globalsafetyresources.co.za)
TGJ – we designed their website, redone their
logo, used to do their embroideries and
hosting (www.tgjonline.co.za )
Eladovino – Logo design, Ice Cream Tub design
and web design and hosting
(www.eladovino.com)
Dinaletsana Edu Centre – Logo, Name Tags,
embroidery, website and hosting
(www.dinaletsana.co.za)
Masweneng Inc Attorneys – web design and
hosting (www.maswenenginc.co.za)
BAM Models – Hosting
(www.bammodels.co.za)
Reliable Business Training Consultants – web
design and hosting (www.rbtc.co.za)
Forever Financial Services – Logo design and
Webdesign (www.forverfs.co.za) web still under
construction Ray and D Packaging Solutions
Logo design, Name Tags
Preeminent Antics (Music group) – Logo
design
LAST WORDS
Midnyt Coding is always looking for ways to
inspire and emancipate young people,
especially looking at the situation our country
is in as far as unemployment is concerned.
We hosted our first Business Expo called The
Entrepreneur In Me in 2017, which was a great
success. We had a number of young people,
and other stake holders of the NYDA as well as
established business people. The aim of THE
EIM was to evoke The Entrepreneur In young
people so they can go out and create more job
opportunities as a means of fighting
unemployment. In the fight against
unemployment, we have recruited young people
who work as Brand Ambassadors, they work
flexible hours, as independent contractors to
market the company and they earn by
commission. The Brand Ambassador project
is set to award a free bursary to the best
candidate after 12 months of the program.
Keep your dream alive
Understand to achieve anything
your require faith and belief in
yourself, vision, hard work,
determination, and dedication.
Remember all things are possible
for those who believe.”
- Gail Devers
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COVER FEATURE
YOUNG
BOLD
dynamic
By Lebo Makhado
One of the few people in South Africa to own a
successful business in the Foreign Exchange
Market Industry, Watson Mathevula, founder and CEO of
Wealth Forex Academy, Entrepreneur,
Investor, Mentor, and Motivational Speaker.
Although there are many
ways to make money
online, Foreign Exchange
Market is the largest
and most liquid market
in the world with over
5,3 USD trillion floating
in the market every day.
One unique aspect of this
international market is that there is no central
marketplace for forex market and the market
is open five days a week from Monday to
Friday. Mathevula, is one of the few people
that are making a living out of Forex.
His company caters as a training institution
on how to trade forex, aiming to empower
prospective traders with the knowledge and
understanding of the global forex market.
His goal is to help them build a sustainable
wealth profile through financial market.
Mathevula’ s can-do attitude started during
his childhood in small town called Giyani in
Limpopo where he was born and raised. “I
have been a businessman since my first year
in high school after the passing of my father,
I ran a home tuck shop and a barber shop
and sold sweets and packet of chips in my
school to help my family financially.
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COVER FEATURE
I did motivational talks while in high school
and took part in Junior Enterprise South
Africa project as an assistant General
Manager, sponsored by Coca Cola. When
I moved to Johannesburg to study at the
university of Johannesburg I still had the
same mentality. To sustain myself I would
sell second hand text books.” He recalls.
“When I was doing my third year I knew I
wanted to be an entrepreneur even though I
was studying accounting, I didn’t see myself
asking for a job, I imagined myself on
the other side of the desk creating jobs for
someone else and training them to think
like me.” He says. And he should know – it
is this creative mindset that landed him
where he is today.
MAKING HIS MARK
Mathevula has trained hundreds of
students both online and face-to-face.
Speaking to him, he can’t talk about his
success without mentioning his students
and showing their remarkable results. It
gives him pleasure to see that his
teachings bear fruits. He says the
company main objective is to empower
young people. “My knowledge about
financial markets and skill in trading
currencies has yielded desired results.
I have made millions of profits in my own
personal trading and my academy’s
produced high success rate; my
strategies have high winning probability.
“When I was doing my third year I knew I wanted to be an
entrepreneur even though I was studying accounting, I didn’t
see myself asking for a job, I imagined myself on the other side
of the desk creating jobs for someone else and
training them to think like me.”
Now aged 25 and a successful forex trader,
mentor, businessman, investor, and
motivational speaker. The idea was
introduced to him by his brother who is also
a forex trader and seeing his success and
testimonies of other traders he knew forex
was what he needed. “the
testimonies of other successful traders
intrigued me, I soon realized forex was
exactly what I needed to do to attain
financial freedom as I desired, however, it
took a lot of sacrifice and many sleepless
nights to figure it out.” He says. Although
he is nailing the numbers and mastering
the forex market he admits it’s taken years
of discipline, study, network and
practice. He is acutely aware of the doom
and glooms that have marked his journey.
What distinguishes my course is that I
teach I don’t sell dreams, rather, I
genuinely help people using real and
practical information, thus giving them
value for their money. The results of my
students are genuine proof of the
fruitfulness and productiveness of my
training. One of my personal mentors,
Robert Kiyosaki, says “To obtain financial
freedom, one must be either a business
owner, an investor, or both, generating
passive income, particularly monthly.” True
to my story. However, my take is that you
are not a success unless you have made
someone else a success.” He says.
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COVER FEATURE
BALANCING WORK AND BUSINESS
“I do my personal trading on
weekdays and train people on
weekends, sometimes I take
consultations either before or after
doing my trades. However, I don’t
trade every day, I only place my
trades when there’s a clear
opportunity to maximize my profits
and minimize losses.”
WINNING STRATEGIES
“Many may not know there are
people called market makers, they
are the people behind fluctuations
between currency prices. They own
the business and control the
movements of prices. They only way
to beat them and win in this
business is to understand their
objectives and trade alongside
markets makers.” He adds that
regularly interacting with his
personal mentors spurs his personal
growth.
WORD OF ADVICE
“Change is difficult; growth is
difficult, but there’s nothing as
difficult as being stuck somewhere
you don’t belong. Surround yourself
with people who force you to grow
and level up in life. People with a
purpose have a bright and positive
outlook on life. Refuse to be
anything less than successful.”
Watson Mathevula and his students
Left: Prince Mabasa, Right: Andile Malindisa
Find Wealth Forex Academy in
Sandton - 106 Johan Avenue
website: www.wealthforexacademy.com
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All growth depends
upon activity. there is no
development
physically or intellectually
without effort , and effort
means work.”
- Calvin Coolidge
“Success isn’t always about
greatness. It’s about
consistency. Consistent
hard work leads to success.
Greatness will come.”
- Dwayne “The Rock”
Johnson

PROFILE FEATURE
Repaying
GENEROSITY
By Netasha Nkwana, Photography Erasmedia Productions
Gathel Moyo is a true connotation of spreading love across all
boarders, born in Zimbabwe, Moyo came to South Africa in a
quest to building a new life and career but instead he became
the hope and future for the community of Windsor.
Moyo has established
Ambassadors4Change for which
resulted in the idea of starting his
own NGO, a platform that creates
support groups which give assistance to people
with chronic illnesses, addiction and to combat
any social ills affecting communities. The idea
started in 2012 when he was still a volunteer
Councilor at the Windsor Clinic and during that
time he got exposed to a lot of socio-economic
issues.
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And by all accounts, Gathel
Moyo has led an accomplished
life, combining his experiences
with a lifelong passion for
giving back to the community.
“Being a Councilor was my job,
but I was always looking for
other things that made sense
and with the help of my
partners and mentors Beth
Gilling and Phillip Kings,
Ambassador4Change has
grown far more to what I
anticipated. I grew up
believing that we exist to serve
others.” Although his love of
giving back has expressed
itself through volunteerism
with a few organizations,
Moyo’s latest passion is his
work with the Windsor
community.
Ambassador4Change is
currently running two
programs: project100 and
Lead100, project100 is a need
providing program for children;
the main motif is to source
basic needs such as blankets,
winter wear, stationary, school
wear and other necessities.
They are working on care
packs for expecting
mothers who will have
essentials such as nappies,
body lotion, formula etc.
Furthermore to their
program they are working on
supplying teenage girls with
care packs of toiletries. On
the other hand, lead100 is an
initiative aimed at providing
motivational and
mentoring workshops for
young adults on different
subjects such as life skills,
small businesses
establishment and
leadership. The project needs
volunteers to share some
inspiration and teach at some
of the workshops. Overall
impact through Project100,
Ambassador4Change have
managed to reach out to over
100 children providing
blankets, jerseys, and
clothing. The organization
raises funds by asking people
to donate where necessary.
Moyo’s kindness has had a
profound impact on the needy
local population. To
participate in Gathel Moyo’s
Ambassador4Change,
people are invited to engage
in donating the necessities
they need for Project100, so
is to bring change to the
betterment of our society.
“
Being a Councilor was my
job, but I was always
looking for other things
that made sense and with
the help of my partners
and mentors Beth Gilling
and Phillip Kings,
Ambassador4Change has
grown far more to what I
anticipated. I grew up
believing that we exist to
serve others.
“
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