Just One Sentence from Katlego Mokgethi Has Mzansi Hooked and It’s Not Hard to See Why

Just One Sentence from Katlego Mokgethi Has Mzansi Hooked and It’s Not Hard to See Why

  • Katlego Mokgethi is a rare human being who has tapped into her limitless potential as a formidable businesswoman
  • Katlego's recent LinkedIn post has Mzansi shook as they discovered she is a 30-year-old CEO
  • She owns a company that places importance on growing Pan-African businesses with the goal to help eradicate unemployment and poverty on the continent

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All it takes is a short and sweet post to get your social media followers hooked. For Katlego Mokgethi, all she had to say was:

"I'm a 30-year-old CEO."

Now, that is a serious flex and Mzansi knows it!

Her post blew up in a matter of minutes as people from around South Africa and even the wider continent tried to understand how she achieved this incredible career milestone.

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Katlego Mokgethi is a business mogul and is already a CEO at the incredibly young age of 30. Image: Katlego Mokgethi/LinkedIn
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However, with not many details to work with, Briefly News had to do a little digging and we found out just how incredible this queen truly is.

Katlego is a real estate entrepreneur and the Managing Director at Van De Carter Investments (PTY) LTD. She started the company at the young of 24 and this was her first giant leap into the world of real estate.

Her vision for Van De Carter is to be the leading diversified real estate company with a Pan-African heartbeat. Katlego believes that growing Pan-African businesses is integral for alleviating unemployment and cyclical poverty in Africa.

Now that we have a meaty background on this trailblazer, let's take a look at what's going on in the comment section of the post:

Josephine Yelang:

"Beautiful Katle with brains! You make African women proud, kudos. I love to see the number of youths whose lives you're impacting. That's the way to go for Africa! We need to brew more leaders as we climb so we form a strong ladder of women leaders for change! Courage and keep walking."

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Sudhir Munasur:

"You are the change, the pulse that will one day lead to waves of young CEOs. Congratulations on your achievement."

Reason Matumba:

"What an innovative young lady, keep that up. I am also challenged as a man. You never know how many you will help through this post... Congrats and wish you grace of God through this career."

Meet Kagiso Nkomo: SA inspired by local man who founded his own paint company

Previously, Briefly News reported on another inspiring business person who is making waves. Meet Kagiso Nkomo, the founder of a locally-produced paint manufacturing company, Dumax Paintstakes.

The company makes and sells high-quality decorative, specialty and industrial paints. One of Nkomo's biggest dreams is to provide employment for the struggling youth of SA.

Check out some of the touching reactions to the viral post below:

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Thapelo Masipa said:

"Well done sir, good job and great achievement."

Vukile Justin Mavula said:

"Indlela endonwabe ngayo,we would love to see more of our people at this level."

Ofentse Benjamin Ditlhareng said:

"That's what we need in our communities... Big Up!"

Nkosinathi Mazibuko said:

"Black excellence... shine, African child, shine!!!!"

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Kelly Lippke (Senior Editor) Kelly Lippke is a copy editor/proofreader who started her career at the Northern-Natal Courier with a BA in Communication Science/Psychology (Unisa, 2007). Kelly has worked for several Caxton publications, including the Highway Mail and Northglen News. Kelly’s unique editing perspective stems from an additional major in Linguistics. Kelly joined Briefly News in 2018 and she has 14 years of experience. Kelly has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at kelly.lippke@briefly.co.za.