8.5 million need jobs, yet SA bosses cannot find workers
South Africa's latest critical skills survey signals an urgent need for government intervention. With unemployment and critical skills shortages, the nation faces a critical choice: continue with ineffective policies or adopt bold, growth-oriented strategies.
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