Scoop Makhathini is one of the best presenters in Mzansi and wants to use his journey to mentor young men.
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Scoop revealed on social media that he was looking for a group of young male creatives to help steer them on the right path in the arts industry. Scoop said he would model his mentorship program to mimic"Egypt's mystery school system" and his will be called"Mystery Scoop System".
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