PRISMS Young Voice: Uthandolwethu Khumalo on audacity and youth employment

The Media OnlineTMO Reporter · 28 October 2026 at 04:35

PRISA’s PRISMS Summit & Awards took place last week. The Media Online profiled this year’s Top 10 Young Voices, emerging talent shaping the future of public relations and communications in South Africa. Selected from a competitive pool of youth entries, each brings a distinct perspective to this…
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