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When Peter Setou is not in the boardroom dressed in a suit and working on the next project to empower a community, he is dressed in khaki, boots and a hat, working on his farm in the North West. For more than a decade, Setou has been at the helm of the Vumelana Advisory Fund, a nonprofit organisation working with land reform beneficiaries and facilitating partnerships between communities and investors. Setou grew up in Maretlwane, a tiny village in the North West, one of six siblings. “While there was poverty and lack of access to services such as water and…
