The Pitch Your Business Competition Top 20 Participant 2025: Clayton Seleke.

from Spectrum · host Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes Clayton Seleke to the studio as a Top 30 participant in the 2025 "Pitch Your Business" competition. Clayton has established a child tech company that designs innovative tracking devices aimed at ensuring children's safety. These devices can be discreetly placed inside children’s school bags and include a panic button that the child can activate if they feel threatened or in danger. The business addresses a critical need for child safety and parental peace of mind through technology. Clayton’s company represents a forward-thinking solution to protect children and support families in monitoring their well-being. Spectrum

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