National Financial Literacy Association

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We empower communities through four pillars: Financial Education, SMME Development, Youth Acceleration, and R&D—serving students, workers, pensioners, SMMEs, cooperatives, and public/private sector employees.

02/07/2025

Celebrating with purpose!

Our guests enjoyed the lively theatre performance on financial literacy by Amanene The Gents đź’Ż

Inspired and unstoppable!NFLA alumni shared testimonies of growth, courage, and success.
02/07/2025

Inspired and unstoppable!

NFLA alumni shared testimonies of growth, courage, and success.

Khanya Maseti, founder of OSMA Events & Hire in King William’s Town, is lighting up her community with a bold vision to ...
02/07/2025

Khanya Maseti, founder of OSMA Events & Hire in King William’s Town, is lighting up her community with a bold vision to transform the local events industry while tackling youth unemployment head-on. Born out of her own struggles with joblessness, Khanya’s venture offers affordable, professional event planning and equipment rentals—keeping services local and empowering others along the way. With support from the NFLA YES 4 Youth program, she gained the skills and confidence to pursue her dream and now seeks R250,000 in funding to scale her business. Her goal is to make OSMA a leading rural-based event provider in the Eastern Cape and a hub for youth training and job creation. Full of heart, purpose, and unstoppable drive, Khanya is building more than a business—she’s creating a movement of celebration, opportunity, and community pride!

Tandabantu Nathaniel Jongikhaya Matola, a talented visual artist from Libode, Eastern Cape, is bringing bold vision and ...
02/07/2025

Tandabantu Nathaniel Jongikhaya Matola, a talented visual artist from Libode, Eastern Cape, is bringing bold vision and creativity to life through his business, New Worlds Art Creations. Backed by a Fine Arts degree from Walter Sisulu University and recognition in the Sasol New Signatures competition, Tandabantu is turning his passion into purpose—using art to tell powerful stories, spark innovation, and uplift his community. With a mission to build a trusted local art brand, he aims to combat youth unemployment and create a thriving platform for emerging artists. His goal is to grow the business commercially, reach over a million people, and establish a vibrant hub of artistic excellence. With optimism, heart, and entrepreneurial spirit, New Worlds Art Creations is set to transform the creative industry and inspire a new generation of artists!

Ezethu Sidinile, founder of Bright Star Automotive Pty Ltd, is a passionate and skilled female mechanic on a mission to ...
02/07/2025

Ezethu Sidinile, founder of Bright Star Automotive Pty Ltd, is a passionate and skilled female mechanic on a mission to transform her community through quality automotive repair services and youth empowerment. Inspired by her early days fixing generators and encouraged by her grandmother, Ezethu pursued formal training in mechanics and now offers reliable vehicle diagnostics and repairs. With bold plans to expand her services to government fleets and launch a mechanical engineering academy for youth, she’s seeking funding to enhance her equipment and training capacity. Thanks to the NFLA workplace experience program, Ezethu has gained vital skills and financial literacy to sustain her growing venture. Her story is one of grit, vision, and hope—proving that with the right support, Bright Star Automotive can shine even brighter and ignite opportunity for others.

In her youth business pitch, Azipheli Kolisi shares the inspiring story of how she turned a small shack in Braelyn Nkand...
02/07/2025

In her youth business pitch, Azipheli Kolisi shares the inspiring story of how she turned a small shack in Braelyn Nkandla, East London, into a thriving fast food business selling hot chips and fat cakes. Motivated by high youth unemployment and poverty, she created employment for another woman while serving affordable, quality food to the community. Her journey was catalyzed by her placement at ECDC through the National Financial Literacy Association (NFLA), where she gained critical skills in business operations and digital literacy. With a unique focus on excellent service, affordable pricing, and community-building, her team is now seeking funding to improve infrastructure, invest in equipment, and expand services—including delivery and sit-in areas. Despite challenges like poor working conditions, Azipheli is determined to grow the business into a scalable model that uplifts communities and creates more jobs, especially for young women, with NFLA as a long-term strategic partner.

Youth rising!Young entrepreneurs pitch their business dreams to a panel of funders
02/07/2025

Youth rising!

Young entrepreneurs pitch their business dreams to a panel of funders

A month ago, during South Africa’s proudly celebrated Youth Month, we marked a phenomenal milestone—NFLA’s 10-Year Celeb...
02/07/2025

A month ago, during South Africa’s proudly celebrated Youth Month, we marked a phenomenal milestone—NFLA’s 10-Year Celebration—and what a joyful, purpose-driven day it was! Held on 04 June 2025 at the beautiful East Coast Sunrise Boutique Hotel in East London, the event was a vibrant fusion of reflection, inspiration, and bold new beginnings. From powerful speeches and heartwarming youth success stories to energetic business pitches and lively theatre performances, the day showcased the true spirit of youth empowerment and community-driven change. It was more than a celebration—it was a movement of hope, resilience, and partnership in action! As we look back on that unforgettable day, we’re reminded of just how far we’ve come—and how bright the road ahead truly is.

06/06/2025

Small businesses in the Eastern Cape sang praises for the National Financial Literacy Association (NFLA) as it celebrated its 10th anniversary in East London on Wednesday.

One of the programme's achievements is successfully placing over 450 unemployed youth in jobs and covering their salaries at no cost to the host companies.

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The National Financial Literacy Association (NFLA) successfully hosted its 10-Year Celebration on 04 June 2025 at the Ea...
04/06/2025

The National Financial Literacy Association (NFLA) successfully hosted its 10-Year Celebration on 04 June 2025 at the East Coast Sunrise Boutique Hotel in East London, under the theme “Celebrating 10 Years of NFLA’s Existence and Strategic Partnerships Towards Youth Acceleration Programs and MSME Development.” The event was a remarkable reflection of a decade of impact, bringing together key stakeholders from government, private sector, academia, and the community to honour NFLA’s journey and foster future collaborations.

The day began with warm welcomes and powerful devotions, followed by a compelling opening address from ECDC’s Mr. Sibusiso Ralarala and a purposeful message from NFLA’s Mr. Zingisa Somlotha. Mrs. Nosipo Mtshali, CEO of NFLA, led a reflective celebration of NFLA’s achievements, while Mr. Ayanda Wakaba, CEO of ECDC, emphasized the importance of strategic partnerships for youth and MSME development. A provincial perspective was shared virtually by Mr. Teboho Qholosha of ECSECC.

A highlight of the event was the vibrant showcase of testimonies and success stories from youth and MSMEs, which were both moving and inspirational. A youth theatre performance highlighted the importance of financial literacy and entrepreneurship. The business pitch session was a standout moment, where youth presented compelling entrepreneurial ideas to potential funders including ECDC, ECRDA, NYDA, and the Land Bank. Winners were celebrated with certificates of recognition.

The afternoon featured robust roundtable discussions on sustainability, drawing insights from local government, business leaders, and development stakeholders. The day concluded with closing remarks from Mrs. Mtshali, followed by a networking session and media briefing.

The event was not only well-executed but left a lasting impact—reaffirming NFLA’s role as a catalyst for youth empowerment and economic development. Stakeholders left energized, inspired, and committed to the continued support of NFLA’s mission.

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Central Park, 400 16th Raod Randjesfountein
Midrand

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Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 16:00

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