South Africa’s unemployment rate remains alarmingly high, with youth unemployment exceeding 45%. Despite government programs like the Employment Tax Incentive (ETI), YES Programme, and Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP), job creation remains slow and unsustainable.
What is going wrong, and how can South Africa fix it?
South Africa’s unemployment crisis requires bold reforms. By shifting away from short-term fixes and adopting long-term, market-driven solutions, the country can reduce joblessness and drive economic growth.
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