Macfarlane Moleli has more than 14 years working as a journalist in the media and entertainment industry. He is currently working as a journalist and Presenter for Carte Blanche, which is South Africas longest running investigative journalism program. A show with a 30 year history in the country. Macfarlane has also worked at Kaya FM South Africa’s best commercial radio station based in Gauteng, the economic capital of the country. This follows from a 5-year stint at the 24hour News Channel ENCA, which was Africa’s first, and most successful 24-hour news channel. Mac was also a former prime time newsreader on the National broadcaster SABC 3 for the 7pm News. During this time Mac also hosted a show called 180 degrees on SABC News International. In Radio he worked in the Newsroom and went on to Co-Host the Breakfast Show at YFM filling the big shoes of DJ Fresh.Due to Mac’s passion for education and the youth he is also the chairman of the Footprints Foundation, through this organisation they have managed to provide dignity packs for young school girls in previously disadvataged areas. The dignity packs include sanitory pads and books per girl for an entire year. Event Management companies often call on Mac’s expertise to host their events, to moderate debates and sometimes help in their planning. He has hosted the CNN Multi choice African Journalist awards in 2009 and in 2013, the metropolitan Oliver empowerment awards as well as the MTN Yellow Stars awards. He has for many 2 years running been the MC for the annual banking summit. For three years he was the official MC for the Multi-Choice Phutumanathi AGM. He also hosted the SASOL Inyanda awards for their employees. Mac is the CEO of MacMoleli Investment Holdings (MMIH) which is a private company registered in South Africa, that delivers technology-rich solutions through media, telecommunications and Social enterprises. Mac was also one of the leaders of Imbongi Capital, which was South Africa’s first community banking platform; this was under the Auspices of the Africa World Trade Centre initiative. As the business development director he helped to strategize and manage the process of introducing rural and township communities to transactional banking. Mac was also one of the directors at Retsoelletse ICT this is a South African company, which builds Maths and Science labs in Townships and Rural areas. He also does Media training for Fleishmann Hillard, and PurpleRoom Communication including other PR companies that require his skills.