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Youth Day's uncomfortable question: Where are the jobs?
Nearly five decades after the 1976 uprising, South Africa's youth continue to face exclusion of a different kind. Despite gaining qualifications, many young people remain unable to secure their first foothold in the labour market.
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iol.co.za
Promise unfinished: South Africa’s youth still locked out of the economy 50 years after 1976
Youth Day commemorates the 1976 Soweto uprising, but half a century later South Africa’s young people face a different battle, record unemployment, inequality and a widening gap…
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Youth Month highlights the urgent skills and employment crisis in South Africa
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Architecting our future: why true freedom requires sovereign innovation
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Soweto Uprising 50th Anniversary: The Unfinished Business of South Africa's Youth
On the fiftieth anniversary of June 16, this article reflects on the enduring legacy of the youth who fought against Apartheid and examines the ongoing challenges of economic…
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Youth Day's uncomfortable truth: The struggle isn't over
As South Africa commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Soweto Uprising, on Tuesday, June 16, concerns are growing over the political disengagement of young people ahead of next…
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businessday.co.za
YOUTH DAY | 50 years on, and the struggle continues
Young people of today are not only fighting for a more equitable society and against racism, but also against things such as gender-based violence
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Youth Day at 50: What governance owes the next generation
Fifty years after the youth of 1976 bravely protested for their rights, Youth Day calls for a critical examination of the barriers facing today's young people in South Africa.…
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50 years after Soweto, millions of young South Africans still struggle to find work
While access to education has expanded over the past three decades, millions of young South Africans continue to struggle to find work and build sustainable futures.
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Youth Day's uncomfortable question: Where are the jobs?
Nearly five decades after the 1976 uprising, South Africa's youth continue to face exclusion of a different kind. Despite gaining qualifications, many young people remain unable…
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YOUTH DAY | Turning desperation into determination: youth graduates start businesses against odds
For years, obtaining a qualification was considered a guarantee for employment. However this is no longer the case with youth unemployment sitting at 45.8%.