The public sector – what do you think the future holds?
Our nation’s recovery is crucially linked to how all sectors of the economy are managed – which means all eyes are on the key players – the major one being our public administrators.
Zooming in on the CEO of the Youth Employment Service (YES), Dr. Tashmia Ismail
Workplace experience can make youth more attractive to recruiters, helping them secure jobs and passing on real-world skills for their chosen profession. This is the aim behind South African not-for-profit Youth Employment Service (YES).
Youth employment: Offering an opportunity to transform South Africa’s economic landscape
For those living in poverty, employment offers an opportunity to better access education, health facilities and proper sanitation, in turn reducing a cycle of inequality deeply entrenched in South Africa.
Municipal Property Rates Act: Acting in your best interest
The Municipal Property Rates Act Is a national law which regulates the power of a municipality to value and rate immovable properties located within the boundaries of municipalities.
The road to recovery: Building a resilient economy beyond the pandemic
A detailed economic recovery plan, announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa in October, will focus on key sectors to boost the economy and grow employment.
CEO of EWSETA, Mpho Mookapele, is dedicated to serving the public sector
Fostering an ecosystem in energy and water that creates inclusive economic development, Mpho Mookapele heads EWSETA, and is committed to enhancing South Africa’s energy and water landscapes through skills development.
Creating agents of change: The National Rural Youth Service Corps (NARYSEC)
The National Rural Youth Service Corps (NARYSEC) is South Africa’s youth skills development and employment programme, which acts as a youth flagship programme of the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform.
Hon. Ndabeni-Abrahams navigates communications in SA
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Every Drop Counts – give someone a new chance at life
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A case for change – responsible tourism is the need of the hour
The tourism sector makes an essential contribution to the South African economy. In terms of its significant value chain and incredible scope for labour absorption.