A self-made entrepreneur, author, community builder and the Chief

A self-made entrepreneur, author, community builder and the Chief Executive Officer of
MK Visionary. This is a dynamic and vibrant consulting company that provides varying
services. He runs a campaign of recuperating the youth from the morass of poverty and
unemployment; he does that through the conscription of young people to actively
participate in entrepreneurship as a solution to fight the detrimental scourge of youth
unemployment.
He wrote a published book titled “Mountains to climb” (motivational book that offers
inspirations and guidance to life) this book enlightens people on the ups and downs of
life and how to vanquish them tremendously. Mkhonto is currently working with other
institutions namely; National Youth Development Agency, Bursary Institute of South
Africa (BISA), Black Management Forum (BMF), The Department of Arts, Sports and
Culture towards developing young authors in South Africa. Mkhonto works with Fundisa
Bonke Foundation, an NPO that provides academic related services to the community,
e.g Information on applications and bursaries for prospective students.
Mkhonto is a graduate with two qualifications from the University of Johannesburg; a
Bachelors degree in Development Studies and a National Diploma in Banking, Mkhonto
and Honours Degree with UNISA*. As part of ploughing back to the community
Mkhonto donated 150 copies of his book Mountains to climb to Mahlale High School in
Bushbuckridge. Mkhonto is the founder and President of Dyondzani Youth
Development. (DYD) works intimately with the Bursary Institute of South Africa (BISA).
Mr Mkhonto is the founder of University of Johannesburg Youth Development, this nonprofit establishment is involved in different community outreach programmes .
Mr Mkhonto is the founder of Dyondzani Youth Development , a Non- profitable
organization that focuses on developing, enhancing and empowering youth with skills
and knowledge and provides them with financial assistance to further their studies.
Education remains to be the only paramount armament available at our disposal to deal
with the challenges of poverty, crime and unemployment. Statement from Dyondzani
Youth Development. In 2009, partnered with the Gauteng City Region Academy and
the University of Johannesburg on the program, right to learn campaign, that saw,
Vuwani Secondary School, Bukulani Secondary School, and other schools situated in
getting opportunities to be expose d to university opportunities of which some have
successfully completed their studies. He is to publish his second book that focuses on
encouraging young people to partake on entrepreneurship as an avenue of fighting the
scourge of unemployment.

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