“The black child can no longer be associated with one who is afraid of the ocean and cannot swim,” says Londy Ngcobo. “For the new generations, the love of the ocean must be just as authentic as that of the land. This is why GMY exists; to cultivate the love of the ocean and to stimulate the supply and demand of maritime skills through global collaborations. “
GMY promotes maritime vocations in schools and youth associations, and encourages young Africans to pursue maritime careers. GMY’s activities include conferences, visits to ports, boats, institutions and companies. To diversify these activities, the organisation also develops partnerships to give the youth a chance to access education and careers in maritime vocations.
Londy Ngcobo opened a platform where she shares her personal stories of overcoming challenges and pursuing her dreams in the maritime industry. She shares how and why she became a public speaker, to promote diversity and inclusion in the maritime industry. She also discusses the vast opportunities within the Ocean economy and the importance of raising awareness, especially among the youth about the various careers it offers.
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Book Londy Ngcobo to unlock Africa’s ocean economy and navigate a prosperous maritime future!
+27 71 879 5034
info@londyncobo.com
Durban, South Africa
© 2024 Captain Londy Ngcobo • All Rights Reserved