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Developing pathways for young people into work a shared responsibility: Ramaphosa

17 June 2018 By admin

Developing pathways for young people into work a shared responsibility: Ramaphosa:

Developing pathways for young people into work a shared responsibility: Ramaphosa:

It is the shared responsibility of government, business, labour, and civil society to develop pathways for young people into work, president Cyril Ramaphosa said on Saturday. Addressing a Youth Day event at the Orlando Stadium in Soweto, Johannesburg, Ramaphosa said, “as we seek to build a new, inclusive South Africa, we look to the energy and creativity of youth.

.com | ‘This government is not going to improve your prospects in life’ – Mmusi Maimane:

Beyond a set of programmes and short-term plans, President Cyril Ramaphosa needs to develop strong signature themes that define his leadership, writes Mzukisi Qobo . DA leader Mmusi Maimane took the opportunity to point out the government's “disregard” for the youth at the Hector Pieterson Memorial in Soweto, Johannesburg, on Friday, ahead of Youth Day on Saturday.

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