Durban University of Technology

So they really can't control it because right now you've got UKZN, which is two kilometers away from that street, uh, which is a big campus.

Um, you've got DUT down the road, which is about four kilometers away from that street and you can imagine that area probably has about 20,000 students.

So what happens is when students get paid, 'cause this happened last week when they got their allowances.

Students-

That is exactly what we say.

We already have started doing it- Uh, we have a cohort of about 60 young people, uh, who are doing their final year in terms of business administration, uh, in terms of accounting taxation, uh, that we are in partnered with DUT, uh, Durban University of Technology, and they are doing a very great work in, in terms of going out there and getting the necessary documents so that they are able.

But at the moment, we've also have developed a, a, a, a, a system which we, we, we then will understand that, you know, even the township and rural, uh, businesses, we still need to, in a certain way, to digitize them.

So we've created a platform called KhulekaSi, and that platform is only there to solve one... only two problems: who and where.

And wonderful people who've really taken to these careers, uh, with great enthusiasm.

I think of Aubrey, a qualified navigating officer who, uh, probably next year will get his PhD, uh, at, from, uh, Durban University.

He's a university lecturer in maritime studies.

Or Faye-

Yeah, I grew up in KZN in Skowin, that's where I was born, and I grew up in Langezwa.

And then from there, I went to DUT in Durban to study for hospitality.

So this is where I fall in love with where my father used to cook.

Most of the time, the Zulu man is very, it's very rare to have someone cooking at home.