Our unemployment largely stems from a throttled economic environment, hamstrung by political factionalism and dominant corporate interest. We should consider an independent body vouching for the alleviation of red tape so that startups, SME's and informal traders can thrive.
The biggest message which has stayed with me from the discussion during global week 27/09 is that we can't repeat old solutions for poverty alleviation when it's obvious they aren't working or creating change - Alexis Habiyaremye
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@AfricanMonitor The years of oppression and marginalization created by the Apartheid Government is responsible for the high unemployment rate in the country... Policies which are directed to the youth who make up the largest percentage of unemployed people in the country need to be implemented
Research by @UNDP analysed the impact of COVID-19 on livelihoods & the economy. COVID-19 will cause South Africa's GDP to decline by 7.9% in 2020. There will be setbacks to our SDGs regarding poverty unemployment & Inequality
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Research by @UNDP analysed the impact of COVID-19 on livelihoods & the economy. COVID-19 will cause South Africa's GDP to decline by 7.9% in 2020. There will be setbacks to our SDGs regarding poverty unemployment & Inequality
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As transformative as the basic income grant of R1335 sounds... However is the basic income grant inclusive of foreign nationals? And if not, should it be?
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David Campbell Francis from the Southern Centre for Inequality studies shared with us the nuances of employment and unemployment. #Act4SDGs#UNGA#TurnItAround#Generation17
The progress on #SDG goal one that aims at ending poverty for all has largely been reversed for the marginalised and excluded communities. #Act4SDGs#UNGA#TurnItAround#Generation17