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Using his financial education to help others prosper

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Having notched up 13 years of experience in economics, accounting, and investment banking, Seatla Ratshosa is sharing his knowledge with others to help them get a financial education.

The 39-year-old has authored a book titled “Masheleng”, and runs a podcast in efforts to educate others about finance.

Ratshosa told Business Report: “The primary drive behind writing my book and starting the podcast was to share my knowledge and experiences in finance

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