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The beginnings - Wesolve4x Co-founder and CEO Graduation at University of the Free State5 December 2018
Presentation of Wesolve4x to Former President Thabo Mbeki by Our Actuarial Analyst and CEO Tsietsi Ngobese live on SABC news.Thabo Mbeki: The Problem With The Education Problem- 17 May 2019
Tsietsi Ngobese| wesolve4x CEO| interview on KAYA FM | BREAKFAST WITH DAVID,Township Actuary. 28 March 2019
Wesolve4x Cleaning My Planet Campaign launch in Katlehong May 2019
SABC1 Kids News with Wesolve4x Actuarial Analyst & CEO , Tsietsi Ngobese Interview I 27 June 2019
Wesolve4x Orlando Pirates and Kaizer chiefs Fans clean up the FNB Stadium after match 27/07/2019
SABC1 Kids News with Wesolve4x Actuarial Analyst & CEO , Tsietsi Ngobese Interview I 27 June 2019
Wesolve4x Maths program with grocery benefit launch at Eden Ridge High School South Africa February 2021
Actuary teaches parents Maths- NewzRoom Africa interview 2 June 2021
Newzroom Afrika A closer look at township economy. Thami Ngubeni chats to Tsietsi Ngobese, Actuarial and CEO of WESOLVE4X Consultancy and Sizwe Pamla, COSATU spokesperson.22 February 2021
Wesolve4x Maths Classes for Learners and Parents- SABC news interview with CEO Tsietsi Ngobese . 17 August 2021
Tsietsi Ngobese aims to wipe out student debt and financial exclusion l 28 January 2022
Our Mile stoneNewspaper Articles
Press release :Official WeSolve4x Cleaning My Planet campaign to kick off in Katlehong-29 April 2019
From being a street vendor selling vegetables in Katlehong, to graduating with an actuarial science degree from the University of the Free State (UFS), inventing and patenting a system to deliver and manage education courses for students, entrepreneur Tsietsi Ngobese (24) is now launching an ambitious community clean-up programme to promote environmental awareness and the benefits of recycling in local communities.
Thousand plus hours dedicated to eliminate ‘trash blindness’-University of the Free State News 3 July 2019
The mission and message that the Wesolve4x Cleaning My Planet Campaign wants to convey, is based on a simple premise: Get community members to donate one hour of their time to cleaning duties every Saturday for the next 20 years until 2039. At the same time provide a continuous educational programme about waste management to the general public and to schools in order to empower them to take responsibility.
Our Thought Leadership Articles
OPINION | The greatest township heist: Communities steal billions from themselves every yearNews24-12 December 2020 by Tsietsi Ngobese ,Actuarial Analyst and CEO at Wesolve4x
The best talent in the townships often leave the community and shapes the world outside our townships' ecosystem, and those who remain behind make uninformed decisions without expert advice, preventing the building of a strong township economy, writes Tsietsi Ngobese
How poverty threatens the future of the country's youngChildren caught up in looting spree have a potential to become something greatSowetan-21 July 2021 by Tsietsi Ngobese ,Actuarial Analyst and CEO at Wesolve4x
Seeing images of children caught up in the looting and violence that have hit our country is heartbreaking. It is a devastating reflection of how poverty can drive society on edge and threaten the future of our children.
More female actuaries to the future benefit of all in SASowetan-12 August 2021 by Tsietsi Ngobese ,Actuarial Analyst and CEO at Wesolve4x
During my days as a student at the University of the Free State, I had the honour of meeting an incredible young woman. Halatedzi Ramigo was a rare gem, determined and passionate about making a difference in the lives of others. Article dedicated to our late co-founder Halatedzi Ramigo.
More South African graduates and students sign up for varsity debt assistance owing over R763 million l Press release 04 April 2022
The Wesolve4X Student Debt Stokvel campaign has seen a growth in the number of applicants since launching our portal in March 2022. This further highlights South Africa’s student debt crisis that continues to oppress thousands of young people across the country.
The number of students on our database currently exceeds 10 656 with a debt of over R763 million and more expected to apply. The pilot phase of the student debt stokvel which was launched just four months ago was an amazing success, resulting in R1.3 million worth of varsity debt being whipped off.
The initiative is now moving forward by hosting haircut and carwash drives to bring awareness around the R14 Billion student debt crisis while raising funds to assist those who are on our database. All South Africans including individuals and companies are invited to join the drive.
We also continue to encourage people to contribute as little as R100 towards the initiative so we can assist as many people as possible. The pilot phase became a success through the selfless contributions of community members and organisations who care about the future of our nation.
“ We must remember to help those who are still bound by the chains of poverty and inequality as we observe freedom month. As Wesolve4X we are pushing forward by building more partnerships in bringing an end to the student debt crisis,” says Wesolve4X CEO Tsietsi Ngobese.
Student debt is a serious issue which needs to be resolved urgently. Indebted individuals are prevented from securing jobs in the area of study after graduation while others cannot complete their studies due to financial exclusion.
“It does not make sense for us to preach that education is the key to success, while we have people who cannot progress through institutions of higher learning. The impact of student debt will have a negative effect on our economy,” Ngobese says.
Students or graduates can apply to be on the database through the student debt stokvel portal on the Wesolve4x website. Those who would like to make donations or join the carwash fund raising campaign can also visit the website for further information on how to participate.
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