ABM gears up for graduation ceremony

Close to 100 students will be awarded certificates and diplomas in secretarial and business studies. ABM business development and public relations officer, Kefilwe Mukokomani has said the institution has invited chief executive officer of CEDA (Citizen Entrepreneurial Development Agency), Dr Thapelo Matsheka to officiate at the ceremony.

"The reason for inviting Matsheka is that we are in the process of transforming the college into an entrepreneurship university. With this transformation, we are developing our students to walk out equipped sufficiently to have a choice between becoming business leaders and/or entrepreneurs and CEDA has a major role to play in making this happen," she said.