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South Africa's unemployment rate currently stands at 30.8%
It is the highest jobless rate since quarterly data became available in 2008, with more people searching for work amid the easing of lockdown restrictions.
When President Cyril Ramaphosa stood on the podium of the National Assembly to deliver his state of the nation address (Sona) around this time last year, he declared 2020 as the year to “fix the fundamentals”.
GUEST: Marius Oosthuizen - Lecturer The University of Pretoria’s Gordon Institute of Business Science and authored the article “Economics 2021 : Shifting South Africa's debt burden on to the black middle class"
GUEST: Tessa Dooms - National Planning Commissioner
responsible for youth development.
Guest: Sifiso Shezi
It is the highest jobless rate since quarterly data became available in 2008, with more people searching for work amid the easing of lockdown restrictions.
When President Cyril Ramaphosa stood on the podium of the National Assembly to deliver his state of the nation address (Sona) around this time last year, he declared 2020 as the year to “fix the fundamentals”.
GUEST: Marius Oosthuizen - Lecturer The University of Pretoria’s Gordon Institute of Business Science and authored the article “Economics 2021 : Shifting South Africa's debt burden on to the black middle class"
GUEST: Tessa Dooms - National Planning Commissioner
responsible for youth development.
Guest: Sifiso Shezi
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By SAfmSouth Africa's unemployment rate currently stands at 30.8%
It is the highest jobless rate since quarterly data became available in 2008, with more people searching for work amid the easing of lockdown restrictions.
When President Cyril Ramaphosa stood on the podium of the National Assembly to deliver his state of the nation address (Sona) around this time last year, he declared 2020 as the year to “fix the fundamentals”.
GUEST: Marius Oosthuizen - Lecturer The University of Pretoria’s Gordon Institute of Business Science and authored the article “Economics 2021 : Shifting South Africa's debt burden on to the black middle class"
GUEST: Tessa Dooms - National Planning Commissioner
responsible for youth development.
Guest: Sifiso Shezi
It is the highest jobless rate since quarterly data became available in 2008, with more people searching for work amid the easing of lockdown restrictions.
When President Cyril Ramaphosa stood on the podium of the National Assembly to deliver his state of the nation address (Sona) around this time last year, he declared 2020 as the year to “fix the fundamentals”.
GUEST: Marius Oosthuizen - Lecturer The University of Pretoria’s Gordon Institute of Business Science and authored the article “Economics 2021 : Shifting South Africa's debt burden on to the black middle class"
GUEST: Tessa Dooms - National Planning Commissioner
responsible for youth development.
Guest: Sifiso Shezi