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POST ELECTIONS PODCAST-LIMPOPO LEDET MEC- THABO MOKONE

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The MEC for LEDET, Thabo Mokone Is Promising That in The Next 5 Years His Department Will Be Fully Functional and Operational. He Is Also Very Firmly Assuring Our Listeners That They Are Going to Train About 16000 Young People with Different Skills. He Says That It Is Disheartening for The People of Limpopo to be forced to Go Outside their own Borders to Seek for Opportunities When Their Own Province Holds Great Potential. He jokingly hopes that no one will take advantage of him based on him being new at the MEC tasks that not so patiently await him.
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18 Jun 2019 English South Africa Business · Arts

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