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Young women shouldn’t have to figure out money alone

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By Tshego Bokaba
| Cover
We expect young women to make major money decisions from their first salary, yet many are never taught how. Building financial confidence has to start long before the first payslip arrives. By Tshego Bokaba, Lead: Momentum Group Foundation After a month of grafting – and what seems like a lifetime of waiting – your first salary finally hits your bank account. Of course, everyone from your bestie to your gogo has an opinion on what you should do.
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South Africa doesn’t have a job creation problem. It has an alignment problem.

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By Tshego Bokaba
| Cape Business News Verified
South Africa doesn’t have a job creation problem. It has an alignment problem. We know where the jobs are, and we know our young people are eager to work. So why aren’t we connecting the dots? By Tshego Bokaba, CSI Manager at Momentum Group Foundation SOUTH Africa has 200,000 agricultural jobs waiting to be filled.
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The real employment challenge is alignment, not job creation

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By Tshego Bokaba
| BusinessBrief Verified
Tshego Bokaba | CSI Manager | Momentum Group Foundation | mail me | We know where the jobs are, and we know our young people are eager to work. So why aren’t we connecting the dots? South Africa has 200,000 agricultural jobs waiting to be filled. We also have a thriving Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) sector. This sector includes call centres, customer service, data processing and back-office administration. It can absorb entry-level workers at scale.
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