Bridgette Radebe (South African Businesswoman)

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Bridgette Radebe (South African Businesswoman): the first black mining entrepreneur
Mmakau Mining Company

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Doctorates: African Business, Global Trade
Masters: Business in Africa, International Business, Foreign Trade
Courses: Business in Southern Africa, African Economy

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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

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Bridgette Radebe (African Businesswoman) belongs to the Southern African Economic Area (African Civilisation).

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South African Trade Agreements: COMESA-EAC-SADC Tripartite Agreement, Indian-Ocean Rim Association, European Union, Africa-BRICS, India-Africa, China-Africa...