Leslie Sedibe will feature on the next instalment of Brand South Africa’s Play Your Part TV series, to air on Sunday 24 August on SABC2 at 9pm.
Proudly South African launched the Ubuntu Schools Campaign against sexual violence and bullying in schools in 2012. If anything, the campaign has shown a pressing need for guidance, mentorship, vision, discipline and encouragement in schools (Image: Proudly South African)
Buying locally made goods is not just about patriotism. It’s about investing in the country, economic growth and job creation. Leslie Sedibe, head of Proudly South African, says every citizen should buy South African goods every time they shop. It is one way they can play their part for the nation.
Sedibe’s main task is to ensure that South Africans are proud of that which makes this country great. If it were up to him, he would introduce a rule that compelled South Africans to buy local every time they shopped, particularly for clothing. But he believes the campaigns he leads at Proudly South African will go a long way in educating South Africans about the importance of choosing locally produced goods and services.
Lesley Sedibe reminds South Africans to embrace Brand SA