Mohau Kwebu had many challenges growing up, including having a mother with a mental disability and an absent father, but he was determined to realise his dream of becoming a visual arts storyteller.
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Government says it remains committed to advancing the youth agenda and recognises the importance of youth activism in driving economic growth.
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Youth-led non-profit organisation, Enabling Disability Education Nationally (EDEN), is preparing for the second edition of its Walk For Youth Disability Education (#Walk4YDE19
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Twenty-five years of democracy and freedom presents South Africa’s youth with an opportunity to celebrate the role played by young people during the struggle for liberation.
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“This is an opportunity that I’m hoping will take me far,” says Lebogang Sothoane.
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About 160 000 unemployed youth in KwaZulu-Natal are set to benefit from an investment of R7.9 billion in new training programmes.
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Ninety-three technical graduates have been deployed to provide much needed support to some of the country’s most distressed municipalities.
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Government is looking at developing the biggest tech hub in Africa, a coding and programming academy as well as co-working and co-creation spaces for the youth and start-ups in particular.
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Social entrepreneurship skills are the gateway to preparing South Africa’s future leaders in eradicating domestic and international problems
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The Africa Continental Free Trade Area is projected to make Africa the largest free trade zone in the world
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