where they wear nice suits … and they were made to believe that is the symbol of success. “What we’re seeing now is a turnaround because society cannot only depend on people who want big corner offices. “We also want plumbers, we want electricians, we want all of those skills that will help build the country,” Manamela said. Clarishe Galant (18), Chandre Hartogh (17), Doné Afrika (19) – all Grade 11 learners from Lentegeur High School in Mitchell’s Plain – agreed that the event and the talks were very informative. Afrika was not convinced that accepting an artisanship was for her, however. She still would like to enter the corporate environment, as a social worker. Learners were able to engage with exhibitors who displayed virtual reality technologies, robotics and 3D technologies to pique their curiosity. very good nkosikazi. zange ndiyithande le condom kwase kuqaleni. mna iyandisokolisa """ngiyazi ukuthi le nto iyaphi. isiyipolitiki,"" usho njalo etshela abetimeslive.