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As seen in: Finance Magnates, Interactive Investor International, Investment Week, FE Trustnet, Investing, Markets & Money, MyPressportal, interactive investor (Podcast)
Reporter at Finance Magnates. Covering all things FX, FinTech and crypto. Have a story or want to send hate mail? david.k@financemagnates.com
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New platform aims to improve access to jobs in Limpopo

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By David Kimberley
| MyPressportal
A new online recruitment platform has been launched with the aim of improving access to job opportunities across Limpopo, connecting local employers and public sector institutions with job seekers in the province. The platform features a dedicated Limpopo section on Jobssouthafrica.co.za, offering both private sector and government job listings that can be searched by province, town and location.
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JobsSouthAfrica.co.za Empowers Youth Through Learnerships, Graduate and Government Job Access

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By David Kimberley
| MyPressportal
JobsSouthAfrica.co.za is a South African online employment platform with a strong focus on supporting youth employment and early career development. The website is designed to help young job seekers access meaningful opportunities, particularly learnerships, internships, graduate programmes, and entry-level positions across the country. A key focus of JobsSouthAfrica.co.za is improving access to government employment opportunities.
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Emerging market benchmark tyranny

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By David Kimberley, Kepler Partners
| FE Trustnet
Last year returns in US equities were driven by an exceptionally concentrated group of companies. Close to 70% of returns in the S&P 500 came from just 10 stocks. A consequence of this was only 28% of companies outperformed the benchmark. Overexuberance around AI stocks was partly responsible for this. However, another argument is that this is also being driven by passive flows, which are fuelling a giant momentum trade.
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