Young, Black and In Business

In this episode of Young, Black & In Business , we sit down with Tattoo Megan, Sibusiso “Tiger” Nkabinde, founder of Black Crystal Ink — a Soweto-based studio built at the intersection of art, business, and spirituality. More than a tattoo artist, Tiger is a creator who co-designs deeply personal pieces with his clients, using ink as a medium for storytelling, identity, and connection. From hi...

In this episode of Young, Black & In Business, Anelisa Tuswa sits down with Duduzile Noeleen Ngwenya, a 3x bestselling author, to unpack her journey into storytelling, self-publishing, and building a business at just 30. Duduzile shares how she discovered her voice, the realities of self-publishing, and the lessons she’s learned while navigating both creativity and entrepreneurship. She also r...

In this episode of Young, Black & In Business , Anelisa sits down with Katleho Mokhosi, Director at Nhlapo Mokhosi Inc. Attorneys, to unpack his journey from being an unemployed law graduate to building a career beyond the courtroom. Katleho shares what it truly takes to pivot from law into entrepreneurship, how he navigated uncertainty after graduation, and the mindset shift required to move...

In this episode of Young, Black and In Business , we speak with Lebogang Mokgethi — a PhD candidate in Public Health and a full-time Sangoma — about the intersection of spirituality, healing, and entrepreneurship in South Africa. Lebogang shares her journey into becoming Gogo Mkhanyakude and reflects on the rise of modern-day healers in post-1994 South Africa. The conversation explores how spiritu...

In this episode of Young, Black & In Business , we feature Sabelo Mtolo, Co-Founder of Tudo Furniture. By day, Sabelo works in corporate investment banking; by passion, he is a self-taught furniture designer building a luxury furniture brand from the ground up. Sabelo shares the origin story of Tudo Furniture, how his very first piece came to life—from funding and production to making the firs...

In this episode of Young, Black & In Business, Anelisa sits down with fashion entrepreneur and designer, Inga Sebata — the creative force behind StitchedByInga. From growing up in a small town to building a global client base from Johannesburg, Inga shares how her journey through PR, motherhood and creative exploration shaped the bold, authentic fashion brand she leads today. We dive into the...

In this episode of Young, Black & In Business , we’re diving into the world of nonprofits with Lebo Likhojane , Founder of ReThink Afrika — a platform helping NPOs and NGOs across South Africa access funding, improve governance, and build lasting impact. Lebo shares what inspired him to focus on NPO development, the challenges nonprofits face when it comes to sustainable fundraising , and how...

In this episode of Young, Black & In Business , Sibabalwe Sesmani , founder of Unorthodox , shares how she built her career in sports PR and management, navigating a space where women are often underrepresented. From working with athletes to building her own agency, Sibabalwe speaks about the lessons, resilience, and strategy behind her success. 💡 You’ll hear about: • How Unorthodox began and...

In this episode, Anelisa speaks to Ndumiso Kubheka-Kubheka, the new CEO of the National Youth Development Agency, about his vision for youth development, entrepreneurship, and funding opportunities. Listeners will gain insights on: How to access NYDA programmes ( www.nyda.gov.za ) Youth entrepreneurship and business funding The NYDA’s role in empowering young people and rebuilding South Africa’s e...

Host-turned-guest Anelisa Tuswa shares her journey, vision, and faith as she launches Young, Black and In Business with a candid interview led by friend Precious Matshaya.