national youth development agency

According to IOL, almost half of South Africa's urban population lives in townships, representing hundreds of billions of rands in spending power in the...

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Brand South Africa, through its long standing partnership with Grow Supplier ZA™ collaborated with the Small Enterprise Development Agency (SEDA), Rand Water Foundation and...

More than 300 young people engaged with the government and other institutions at an indaba focused on creating opportunities relating to science, technology and...

Thato Mokhothu named her company RTT Construction after her children, Refilwe, Tshiamo and Tshego. She is not only building a legacy in the business...

Guests coming to join us at the Mangaung Indoor Sports Centre on the day are urged keep an eye out for our bright yellow...

The youth of Tshwane, with the help of the municipality and other public and private players, have rolled up their sleeves and are participating more meaningfully in the economy through the Tshepo10K employment skills project.

Thousands of learners in South Africa are taking part in an initiative set up to boost youth entrepreneurship and economic development. Called Step Up 2 a Start Up II, it offers skills, a toolkit and entry into the Maker-preneur of the Year Competition, with bursaries up for grabs.

The National Youth Development Agency has taken to social media to motivate young people to lead by example. This initiative is part of Youth Month commemorations to remind today's youth of those of 1976.

Young South Africans will benefit from a partnership between the Mara Mentor initiative and the National Youth Development Agency. Hands were shaken on the deal on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum on Africa, where Team South Africa is participating in key sessions.