Phesheya Duma | Making Money in Varsity | Taking Over The Family Business | Legacy

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  • Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
  • Phesheya Duma is a young, yet seasoned businessman. He is a second generation business titan, and has taken over the family business in logistics. He is also invested in the gambling industry and has other business interests.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 31

  • @Siyambonga_Mbasane
    @Siyambonga_Mbasane Рік тому +35

    Your selection of guests Penuel makes you the best podcaster in SA rn. There’s science to it. You go for storytellers more than the popular ones. Keep up the good work bro.

  • @lungisanimabaso7767
    @lungisanimabaso7767 Рік тому +16

    My name is lungisani mabaso I'm doing my 3rd year in drama and production studies right now I don't have a big story to tell but in few years the world is going to know who I am and I wish to use this platform to tell people my story.

  • @talundizkatyhopho4813
    @talundizkatyhopho4813 Рік тому +19

    What i like about your Podcasts... They are a pot of knowledge and information... No Gossip, just pure inspiration. Big ups to you Man.

  • @khwezindlovu2101
    @khwezindlovu2101 Рік тому +28

    Virtual Mkhukhu with Phesheya Duma
    Timestamps
    00:00 - Intro
    00:05 - Biography
    07:50 - Getting into e-hailing business
    09:25 - Were you spoiled
    12:40 - How I got into business
    15:30 - Support system
    18:20 - The gambling business
    22:20 - BEE
    26:35 - Tenders
    29:55 - How tenders should operate
    33:05 - Who usually gets contracted for tenders
    34:25 - Thoughts on black entrepreneurs
    38:20 - Politics
    40:48 - ENDS

  • @sbonnym
    @sbonnym Рік тому +2

    Levels of honesty Duma has presented🙌🏽🙌🏽. Isifundo sithi "sbenza kanzima ukuze iyngane zakho zizoqhubeka la ogcine khona" not to start all over from scratch.

  • @abednigobenjamin9702
    @abednigobenjamin9702 Рік тому +9

    He most definitely has to come back at age 29 so many businesses and these are big businesses. I would love to hear and learn from his journey

  • @omphemetsetlhapane4919
    @omphemetsetlhapane4919 Рік тому

    He is an example of why we need the right young people in the positions of power to change the narrative about black people

  • @duduzilembhele8576
    @duduzilembhele8576 Рік тому +2

    Listening to Phesheya speak is really inspiring 🙌🏾

  • @sbk6955
    @sbk6955 Рік тому +5

    This man sounds like Robert Marawa

  • @nomkhosixulugama1089
    @nomkhosixulugama1089 Рік тому +1

    Phesheya has presented such humble and honest answers. I liked this.

  • @thobilekhoza9827
    @thobilekhoza9827 Рік тому +4

    What a great interview.Very well spoken,smart young man.He really needs to come back

  • @sethabilemkhumbuzi2011
    @sethabilemkhumbuzi2011 Рік тому +2

    Wooow I just love the honesty from this guy. Most ppl be like i saved and what not as if being assisted by parents or anyone is an issue

  • @sazindlela4498
    @sazindlela4498 Рік тому +4

    great speaker. Thanks for bringing us such people. They inspire us and they are able to tell the good story. I can't wait to have him back again

  • @philliplebati7627
    @philliplebati7627 Рік тому +4

    Pen you don't get the flowers for your selection👏

  • @christianmanamela1622
    @christianmanamela1622 Рік тому +6

    The systems that we found were never meant to accommodate us. There’s so much that is required from us to have impactful participation in the economy. Guarantees and collaterals required for business funding is impossible for our people to have while struggling with basic needs. Complaining does not assist in anyway but I am working on an initiative that is aimed at emerging businesses,support spaza shop owners, talented individual in innovative space to be given a chance to penetrate the market . Any viable business idea deserves to be given a chance. I wish the same energy maybe replicated in all parts of the republic because that is true freedom. Having our own value chain. Having our own systems. And thanks for acknowledging the hardships we find ourselves in as the majority of South African. Indeed tenders are funded by capitalists and blacks are used as fronting. Let’s us build what works for us than to expect help from somewhere.

  • @mthokozisimyende787
    @mthokozisimyende787 Рік тому +5

    The concept of tenders and affirmative action is a great way for empowering disadvantaged blacks, the problem and the reason why amaTender have a bad connotation around them is because people mismanage them and use them as a vehicle to enrich themselves kphela
    Otherwise great interview, can't wait for another chat with phesheya

  • @vuyiduma2736
    @vuyiduma2736 Рік тому +3

    Great watch

  • @nganekwane2295
    @nganekwane2295 Рік тому +6

    Cela ivolume next episode

    • @sbusisomasina9395
      @sbusisomasina9395 Рік тому

      Eish bro I also had trouble listening to this episode without headsets

  • @Ndunawe53
    @Ndunawe53 Рік тому +1

    At least the guest was honest.

  • @zwaks.mthimkhulu
    @zwaks.mthimkhulu Рік тому +2

    Very enjoyable and insightful interview. You ask very good questions Pen. You don't do the generic BS questions in TV interviews.

  • @mshengumavuso7459
    @mshengumavuso7459 Рік тому +1

    Great talk🕯️👌🏿

  • @nompumelelombebe6501
    @nompumelelombebe6501 Рік тому

    Love his thinking🙏🏾🙏🏾

  • @langabi408
    @langabi408 Рік тому

    Mthombeni…beautiful interview. Sibonge Pen

  • @msdcode5605
    @msdcode5605 Рік тому

    Yeah unemali 😅😅😅😅

  • @Mr_Shuku
    @Mr_Shuku Рік тому

    The sound was bad but great interview

  • @MrXolaX
    @MrXolaX Рік тому +2

    Where is DJ Sbu?

    • @melusimnisi
      @melusimnisi Рік тому

      America

    • @MrXolaX
      @MrXolaX Рік тому

      @@melusimnisi oh snap. Makes sense why he hasn't been on. Thanks for the update 🙏🏽

  • @sablackgirl
    @sablackgirl Рік тому

    Yho, corrupt tenders are no anomaly sir. Political principals do climb down and in fact often instruct the end users to create the 'need'. Rigging and political interference galore. That's just what it is.