Mindhatch: Youth Development Fund success story
Monday, July 06, 2015
Mmoloki Nthule
With a Bachelor of Arts degree in Graphic Designing and a Diploma in Television (TV) and Film Production, Nthule is fully equipped with knowledge that has put him on a golden path. Like many Batswana youth, Nthule has a passion for creative ideas and he started his company in his parents’s home.
In 2012, he applied for the YDF grant and was awarded P90,000, which he says he managed to repay the 50 percent loan part of it in less than a year and half.
As cases continue to threaten herds and rural livelihoods, one simple but critical action can make a powerful difference: strictly adhering to FMD regulations, including refraining from slaughtering cloven-hoofed animals.Cloven-hoofed animals, such as cattle, sheep, goats, and pigs, are highly susceptible to FMD. Slaughter, especially during outbreaks or restricted periods, significantly increases the risk of spreading the virus through...