Wednesday, March 04, 2015

Minister Zulu launches Centre for Entrepreneurship at False Bay College


Loyiso Langeni
04 March 2015


Minister of Small Business Development Lindiwe Zulu on Tuesday launched the Centre for Entrepreneurship at False Bay College in West Lake Campus.

The Centre is a product of a five year Memorandum of Agreement between the Department and False Bay College to target FET Institutions to promote Entrepreneurship education, training and development.

Zulu said the College holds the promise of making an important contribution to the advancement of all our people and the development of the economy.

“Given the current state of unemployment and poverty in our country, the question is not whether we should encourage young people to look in the direction of entrepreneurship, but rather can we afford not to. We see entrepreneurship as an important long term response to the triple challenges of poverty inequality and unemployment. We see small businesses and co operatives as critical to creating an economy that benefits all.” Minister Zulu added.

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