ANC chairperson Gwede Mantashe told people in Daveyton to stop expecting handouts from the government

Imbuing students with entrepreneurial thinking can also provide value to the larger economy

With 7.9-million young South Africans out of work or with very little education or training opportunities, who looks out for their aspirations?

A six-point plan will help to drive the president’s youth employment intervention but it is essential that the experiences of young people are prioritised in its design and…

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s performance in the first months since assuming office will come under the spotlight during the budget vote debate

The state’s eight-year embargo on owners selling RDP houses hurts the poor and the economy

An ordinary youth trying to survive – but a little different still.

Equal opportunities when it comes to dream jobs that satisfy all your aspirations and goals are just that, a dream, writes Haji Mohamed Dawjee.

While youth unemployment is an issue in South Africa, today’s youth are not up to doing just about anything to make it, writes Haji Mohamed Dawjee.

Many unemployed youth in violence-stricken Bekkersdal are disillusioned with parties’ promises of jobs and chose not to vote in this election.

Youth unemployment in South Africa is the third highest in the world, says the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa.

The uncertain benefits and costs of the youth employment incentive may mean the Bill does more harm than good, writes Sean Muller.

Still, it does not go far enough for the DA, and others say it will just benefit big business.

Commemorating the ANC Youth League’s 69th anniversary, President Jacob Zuma has called on the league to assist with youth employment opportunities.

Germany provides a good example of how the state and industry can create and fill jobs together, writes Matuma Letsoalo.

Experience around the world shows they don’t create jobs. South Africa must look elsewhere.

The ANC aspires to focus on the poor when policy proposals are fleshed out at its upcoming lekgotla.

Government has failed to respond to the youth unemployment crisis in South Africa, Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille said on Saturday.

The government has claimed that job creation is its top priority yet it has cut the allocated budget by almost R4-billion from last year.

South Africa’s young people are worst affected by the country’s unemployment problem, leading some to think there will be a call for a revolution.