10 October 2026
Some of the dignitaries who attended the summit.

Some of the dignitaries who attended the financial literacy summit.

L&L Investments and Loans hosted a successful annual summit on Saturday September 20 in Hazyview.

This event brought together financial experts, business leaders and community members to address financial illiteracy. The summit, a cornerstone of the company’s commitment to social upliftment, aimed to empower rural communities with the necessary knowledge and discipline to achieve financial freedom.

Lucky Sibiya Co-Founder of L&L Investment and Loans.

The event created a dynamic opportunity for learning and networking, drawing local business owners, aspiring entrepreneurs and representatives from non-profit organizations.

According to Lungelo Khoza, CEO of L&L Investments and Loans, the summit was borne from a deep concern over the lack of financial knowledge and discipline within rural communities. Khosa showed how poor financial decisions often lead to long-term suffering.

“Our intention is to bring financial knowledge and freedom to people,” he said.

The summit encouraged circulation of wealth and economic activity among underprivileged communities. Khoza stressed the importance of understanding how money moves within an economy and how individuals can contribute to a more robust local and global financial system.

Dr. Elijah Maswanganyi,

“We must ensure people fully understand the importance of the circular economy and how all can work together to make our country and the world a better place,” he concluded.

The keynote address was delivered by Dr. Elijah Maswanganyi, renowned global speaker with extensive experience in guiding families, businesses and governments. Dr. Maswanganyi echoed the summit’s central theme – circulation of wealth within a community is crucial for collective success. He concluded by saying that

“success consists of getting up more times than you fall down. I would like to emphasise that success is a journey of continuous effort, not a single leap. Who you think you are is vital for your success in life; one’s self-perception and identity determines their capacity for wealth, success and fulfilment. It affects every relationship you have, and as a result, your entire life.”

The summit concluded on a high note, leaving attendees with practical financial tools and a newfound sense of empowerment.

Khoza said he hoped that the shared knowledge would have a lasting positive impact, helping to build a more financially literate and prosperous community.