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Youth Month: Millions of young South Africans face unemployment and debt pressure
As South Africa marks Youth Month, new labour market data reveals a stark reality: millions of young South Africans are unemployed, grappling with rising living costs and limited access to credit.
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iol.co.za
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50 years after Soweto, millions of young South Africans still struggle to find work
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businessday.co.za
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South Africa’s youth face economic freedom struggle amid a 60.9% unemployment rate
There are growing calls for a stronger focus on converting education and skills into tangible employment opportunities, income generation and entrepreneurship.
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Reflecting on Youth Month: the chilling reality of South Africa's youth struggle
As South Africa grapples with the legacy of the Soweto Uprising, Youth Month reveals stark realities: rampant youth unemployment, deteriorating education systems, and a society in…
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Youth Month: Why qualifications alone are no longer enough
As Youth Month shines a spotlight on the country’s unemployment crisis, workplace exposure, adaptability, confidence and mentorship are just as important as formal education.
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Youth Month: Millions of young South Africans face unemployment and debt pressure
As South Africa marks Youth Month, new labour market data reveals a stark reality: millions of young South Africans are unemployed, grappling with rising living costs and limited…
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Progress and persistent poverty fifty years after the Soweto uprising
Stats SA's latest report reveals a generation that is larger, better educated and increasingly urbanised, yet still burdened by stubbornly high unemployment, persistent poverty…