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Johannesburg — Previously known as the Anzisha Gala, this year's Anzisha Prize Forum awards ceremony took place in South Africa where 20 young entrepreneurs got a chance to showcase their businesses to potential investors. The Anzisha Prize is Africa's biggest award for the youngest entrepreneurs and this year's theme for the awards was "Heads, Hearts and Hands". But the half-day event was not a typical awards ceremony - it was divided in to three sessions that gave a chance to guests, potential investors and policymakers to interact with each other and for the youth entrepreneurs to network with Africa's top entrepreneurs. The first session kicked off with a performance from Tanaka Chikati and Mpiwa Gwindi who play the Mbira, an African thumb piano.
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