 Bridgette Radebe (South African Businesswoman)
Syllabus of the Subject: Bridgette Radebe (Businesswoman / South Africa).
- Bridgette Radebe (South African Businesswoman): the first black mining entrepreneur
- Mmakau Mining Company
Sample of the Subject: Bridgette Radebe (South African Businesswoman)

Description of the Subject: Bridgette Radebe (South African Businesswoman)
Bridgette Radebe was born in 1960 in South Africa, in the times of the Apartheid.
- Bridgette Radebe is considered as the “First Black Mining Businesswoman.”
- Radebe founded the Mmakau Mining Company, owning coal, gold, chrome and platinum mines in South
Africa, today she is the CEO.
- According to Forbes, Bridgette Radebe is one of the Most Powerful African Women
- Bridgette Radebe is the sister of the South African multi-millionaire
Patrice Motsepe and Tshepo Motsepe (wife of
Cyril Ramaphosa)
- Ms Bridgette was the pioneer of developing empowerment models in
African mining sector. When she was young, black people were banned from holding mining
licences in South Africa
- Bridgette Radebe was the President of the South African Mining Development Association and founder of the Board of Trustees of the New Africa Mining Fund
- Currently; Radebe is the Advisor to the Minister of Minerals and Energy
- Bridgette Radebe holds a Law Degree
More information about South Africa (African Portal - EENI Global Business School).
- Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town
- Bloemfontein, Durban, Ekurhuleni
- Transport and Logistics in South Africa

Bridgette Radebe (African Businesswoman) belongs to the Southern African Economic Area (African Civilisation).
- South African Businessman:
Cheryl Carolus,
Rapelang Rabana,
Wendy Appelbaum,
Irene Charnley...
- South African Trade Agreements:
COMESA-EAC-SADC Tripartite Agreement,
Indian-Ocean Rim Association,
European Union, Africa-BRICS,
India-Africa,
China-Africa...
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