Are financial markets a game for the rich or something more?
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Candid Conversations On Critical Issues
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Owen Nkomo CEO and Founder of Inkunzi Wealth Group talks to Nyiko Mgiba about people's participation in the financial markets. They also talk about Owen's professional journey as well as his favorite holiday destinations and Football teams.
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