Just a few days left to nominate Ten Outstanding Young Persons in South Africa

Just a few days left to nominate Ten Outstanding Young Persons in South Africa. Submission Details

Author: Angela Matthewson

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For further information, please email secretary@jcisouthafrica.co.za or contact JCI Sandton Local President, Sandra Makoni on+27 84 505 2698

Notes to editors
JCI South Africa is a national organisation affiliated to JCI since 1954. It has a membership of 500 highly motivated and impact driven young professionals, entrepreneurs and students. Junior Chamber International (JCI) is a century old non-profit organisation of young active citizens’ age 18 to 40, who are engaged and committed to creating impact in their communities. With around 5,000 JCI local Organisations in more than 100 nations, JCI forms a vibrant global community of nearly 200,000 active citizens.

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