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Walter Sisulu University (WSU) continues to produce exceptional talent, as BCom Honours in Economics student Fulufhelo Mudavhi gets fourth position out of 80 participants in the prestigious Falling Walls Lab competition on 29 August 2024.
This international competition that took place in Rondebosch, known for fostering innovation and discovery ideas, presented a remarkable opportunity for Mudavhi to showcase his entrepreneurial skills through his business Uniq-Analytics on a global stage.
“My participation in the competition reflects WSU's commitment to innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainable development; leading by example through student entrepreneurship involvement,” said Mudavhi.
Mudavhi added that by participating in the competition he also aims to expand Uniq-Analytics’ reach, forge strategic partnerships, and upscale into cookie development for quick acquisition of consumer behaviour insights for his business’ clients.
Falling Walls Lab, inspired by the fall of the Berlin Wall, brings together young visionaries, researchers, and professionals from diverse fields to present their groundbreaking ideas in just three minutes. Participants are challenged to "break down the walls" in science, technology, business, and society, offering solutions to some of the world's most pressing issues.
“Uniq-Analytics aspires to be a leading data analytics provider in Africa, specifically driving sustainable economic growth through encouraging our clients to be in alignment with the African Continental Free Trade Area(AfCFTA),” said Mudavhi.
Mudavhi said that he has been deeply involved in student entrepreneurship, grooming upcoming student entrepreneurs and by so doing, he sees himself as leading by example amongst his peers.
Mudavhi's participation in the Falling Walls Lab is not only a personal achievement but also a moment of pride for WSU and a symbol of the university's growing reputation as a hub of intellectual and innovative activity.
By Anita Roji
