With the country’s economy on the brink, the ‘Big Three’s’ employment and growth promises hold more weight than ever
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The real issue is that the February 2023 budget was the least credible assessment of the country’s finances since 1994
So says Rudi Dicks, who is in charge of coordinating President Cyril Ramaphosa’s initiatives to drive structural reforms and employment
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The government’s failed attempts to address unemployment have left many without work, but there are ways to effectively overcome this
Youth unemployment is not often discussed in all its complexities. Like a game of snakes and ladders, this crisis is the result of compounding roadblocks and U-turns that young South Africans face. Solving it requires coordinated action