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Understanding the Challenges Facing South Africa's Youth in 2025

The pressing challenges faced by South Africa's youth, including high unemployment rates, inadequate educational resources, and the urgent need for effective career counselling, is brought to the fore

Daily News Opinion
Sheetal Bhoola|Published

How South Africa's Youth Month aims to empower young people through skills development

Discover how South Africa's Youth Month programme, launched by Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga, aims to empower the next generation through skills development and inclusion, marking the 50th anniversary of the June 16 uprisings.

News South Africa
Siyabonga Sithole|Published

Teen girl’s inspiring journey towards a greener future at youth automotive event

Youth Stakeholder Engagement in Tshwane empowers young South Africans to shape the future of the automotive industry.

News Feel Good
Oluthando Keteyi|Published

Closing the skills gap: how training programmes are reshaping the workforce

As South Africa observes Workers' Day, the stark reality of youth unemployment looms large. With a staggering unemployment rate and a disconnect between education and job opportunities, the need for effective skills training has never been more urgent.

Saturday Star
Jennifer Mdluli|Published

Gauta BMX cyclists continue their mission to inspire and raise awareness in Cape Town

Beyond their 1,700 km journey from Limpopo to Cape Town, the Gauta BMX cycling trio continue to raise awareness about gender-based violence and inspire youth activism across South Africa.

News South Africa
Karen Singh|Published

South African youth must do more at elections to shape the country's future

South African youth are urged to take an active role in shaping their future through increased participation in elections and municipal development plans.

News Politics
Rapula Moatshe|Published

Inspiring Youth Empowerment: The Gauta BMX boys' journey of courage

"Join the Gauta BMX boys on their inspiring 1,700-kilometre journey from Limpopo to Cape Town, as they challenge societal norms and inspire South African youth to pursue their dreams and embrace a healthy lifestyle

Sunday Independent Opinion
Tswelopele Makoe|Published