Interviews

This INUKA business of hope is transforming our lives every day, giving us financial freedom. Tenacity—I want to talk to you about the importance of tenacity in life. I learned this from two animals: the honey badger and the tiger. These two animals are fearless; they never give up, they are resilient, and they remain focused on their goals. No matter what obstacles they face or how long it takes, they stay committed to their purpose.

I dedicate this achievement to my mom, cause she raised a hustler, a seller, and I am grateful for her. If you want to go fast, go alone, but if you want to go far, go with a team. Cisca Unengu’s story is one of perseverance and triumph—join us in celebrating our New Diamond Leader from Namibia.

I am grateful to be here at INUKA—it has changed my mindset. I am grateful for the training provided at High Tea. It has helped me so much.

I am here to stand for people who are uneducated and unemployed—people who never had the opportunity to graduate. Today, I feel like this is my graduation. My graduation comes with this recognition because I am being celebrated. I sometimes find myself in difficult situations, and when I look around me, I see challenges, but I never give up. I will leave as a winner.

“All you need to do at INUKA is to give your business your time, be patient, be consistent, and persevere. You will never go wrong. This is a business of hope.” Marcia Mthombeni’s story is one of perseverance and triumph—join us in celebrating our New Diamond Leader from Gauteng, South Africa.

“Let’s be selfless leaders, Let’s love each other, this is beyond a business, this is a family.” A remarkable journey of growth and achievement—meet Vimbai Chitakunye, our New Diamond Leader from Zimbabwe.

Maria Abel, from. Namibia, dedicates this achievement to her Grandma, who supported her throughout her INUKA journey. Congratulations Maria, on becoming a New Diamond Leader.

Let me first tell you about my story. My story is one of resilience. I am here to share my journey, so if there is someone here who feels stagnant, who feels like they are not pushing, who feels like they are not doing enough, you must know that there was once a Weziwe who stayed in Diamond for a full four years.

It is very important to build a solid team, the base of your team should be solid, so that along the way, when you backslide or you feel overwhelmed, but your team is already in the journey, they can support you. Know your why. Don’t let your why be inactive. Take your why, so that you interact with your why. It is only your why that will keep you in this business.