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The members of my crew felt they were used<br />

and they quit the group, however I remained<br />

until I left Polokwane, I did it because I<br />

enjoyed it and I didn’t see the reason to give<br />

up. After I left Polokwane I came to Gauteng<br />

looking for an institution to study<br />

Biotechnology with, I couldn’t get space at<br />

several institutions including Tshwane<br />

University of Technology, when I finally got<br />

space at Midrand Graduate<br />

Institute, I realized that I couldn’t afford to<br />

study there as it was too expensive, I tried<br />

getting study loans (I remember going to four<br />

ways to submit my application forms at CTI, I<br />

didn’t even know the place, let alone Gauteng.<br />

I was scared but I overcame that). The<br />

application was declined due to my parent’s<br />

financial state. My dream was shuttered, I saw<br />

another chance at PC training but again it had<br />

no NSFAS, I couldn’t register there as well. I<br />

told myself that there is no way I am going<br />

back to Polokwane, it will kill my mom to see<br />

me sitting at home, I went and looked for a<br />

Job. I passed my matric with a Bachelor and I<br />

had computer skills, in fact I passed IT with I<br />

high score, so I stood a good chance. That is<br />

when I got a job at Shoprite<br />

Distribution Center, I was working a 12-hour<br />

shift, my father was very unhappy with this as<br />

I also had to work night shift, however I knew I<br />

wanted to go back to school. I persevered and<br />

4 years later I was appointed Assistant<br />

Systems Manager at the very same company.<br />

THE ACTUAL WORK<br />

What are the services you offer, and which<br />

organizations have you worked with before?<br />

Midnyt Coding offers services in IT Support,<br />

Computing and Internet Solutions, Web<br />

designing and hosting, remote help desk<br />

support, Customer training and Graphic<br />

Design. Our target market is Start Up<br />

companies and Small to Medium Enterprises.<br />

Some of our clients include;<br />

Hloni group, we have designed a website for<br />

one of their clients called Global Safety<br />

Resources (www.globalsafetyresources.co.za)<br />

TGJ – we designed their website, redone their<br />

logo, used to do their embroideries and<br />

hosting (www.tgjonline.co.za )<br />

Eladovino – Logo design, Ice Cream Tub design<br />

and web design and hosting<br />

(www.eladovino.com)<br />

Dinaletsana Edu Centre – Logo, Name Tags,<br />

embroidery, website and hosting<br />

(www.dinaletsana.co.za)<br />

Masweneng Inc Attorneys – web design and<br />

hosting (www.maswenenginc.co.za)<br />

BAM Models – Hosting<br />

(www.bammodels.co.za)<br />

Reliable Business Training Consultants – web<br />

design and hosting (www.rbtc.co.za)<br />

Forever Financial Services – Logo design and<br />

Webdesign (www.forverfs.co.za) web still under<br />

construction Ray and D Packaging Solutions<br />

Logo design, Name Tags<br />

Preeminent Antics (Music group) – Logo<br />

design<br />

LAST WORDS<br />

Midnyt Coding is always looking for ways to<br />

inspire and emancipate young people,<br />

especially looking at the situation our country<br />

is in as far as unemployment is concerned.<br />

We hosted our first Business Expo called The<br />

Entrepreneur In Me in 2017, which was a great<br />

success. We had a number of young people,<br />

and other stake holders of the NYDA as well as<br />

established business people. The aim of THE<br />

EIM was to evoke The Entrepreneur In young<br />

people so they can go out and create more job<br />

opportunities as a means of fighting<br />

unemployment. In the fight against<br />

unemployment, we have recruited young people<br />

who work as Brand Ambassadors, they work<br />

flexible hours, as independent contractors to<br />

market the company and they earn by<br />

commission. The Brand Ambassador project<br />

is set to award a free bursary to the best<br />

candidate after 12 months of the program.<br />

Keep your dream alive<br />

Understand to achieve anything<br />

your require faith and belief in<br />

yourself, vision, hard work,<br />

determination, and dedication.<br />

Remember all things are possible<br />

for those who believe.”<br />

- Gail Devers<br />

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