Katleho Mojakisane from Lesotho is a 20-year-old change agent. She launched KidsInTech initiative to provide computer literacy education to less privileged children; a feat that garnered nationwide attention when it featured in 'The Post' Newspaper. In collaboration with seven tertiary institutions, Katleho started a career guidance program that has helped over 1000 high school students. Other educational projects undertaken include remedial English language courses and awareness campaigns on drug abuse and sanitation. Her collaboration with media outlets has helped advocate against crime and substance abuse, reaching over 100,000 people. Katleho partnered with others to provide basic self-care items and organize self-improvement events for 100+ girls. She impacts over 700 teenage boys with the annual 'A Man To Remember' program, a life skills and athletic platforms. Through her non-profit, Youth On The Rise, she rehabilitates ex-convicts and empowers them to thrive in various trades. Katleho was pivotal in organizing the Lesotho Youth Summit, a platform for over 500 entrepreneurs to network with global investors. Her collaborations with health organizations resulted in the development of an integrated reproductive health program to raise awareness about HIV and STIs and their prevention. Katleho's story shows commitment to making a difference. Commendable indeed..