The future of water security in South Africa will not be secured by infrastructure alone. It will be secured by people. More specifically, it will be secured by a generation of…
The Services Seta has launched a new PMU aimed at improving governance, accelerating programme delivery and addressing delays in learner certification and stipend payments, as…
As jobs disappear from the coal belt, Middelburg’s economy is buckling. Unpaid rates, collapsing businesses and stalled transition support are deepening the crisis
The Universal Basic Income Coalition said the government’s proposals to link the grant to employment-related conditions could exclude eligible beneficiaries
Buti Manamela’s appointment of three administrators has raised concerns from opposition parties and civil society about potential political interference
The party has accused the higher education minister of misleading parliament and violating the executive ethics code by fabricating the legitimacy of the selection process of…
The statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth
Most jobs are for the installation period only, and are therefore temporary
Poverty doesn’t need to be the future for 8.2 million South Africans living on less than $2 or R38 a day
Graduates who have completed an internship programme are far more likely to find permanent employment
Non-profit agency believes creative and innovative skills development will improve employment chances and entrepreneurship among the youth
Here are seven expert tips to help you become a better leader by investing time and energy into a healthy work culture
Investing in the right things for your business requires making choices and making them consciously
Businesses should focus on developing the type of talent they need because those ‘unicorns’ they are hoping to recruit are just that – fictitious
The already turbulent labour market could see more strain if aspiring students lose out
COMMENT: Businesses need to focus on the training the so-called soft skills needed to respond to an ever-changing environment
We cannot simply accept that 75 000 young people or more have dropped out of school this year and that life continues as normal — we need to give them opportunities
Enough talk, we need decisive action in the pandemic affecting our women
Technology is key for youth to access economic opportunities, however many cannot afford devices or data
The government should do more to develop and upskill these young entrepreneurs who are already street smart
