Labour & Skills Development
Consumer Affairs
Consumer Protection Act in sync with requirements of modern economy – National Consumer Forum
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This year is going to be a memorable year for most citizens of this country, National Consumer Forum chairperson Thamsanqa Bolani told the Swiss Chamber Southern Africa luncheon, last month.
By: Dennis Ndaba
05 Mar 10
Labour & Skills Development
New framework for skills development
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The Paper Manufacturers Association of South Africa (Pamsa) is tackling the skills shortage in the paper industry through the implementation of its newly developed national research framework.
By: Eleanor Seggie
05 Mar 10
ELECTRICITY
Unions may bring forward power strikes
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South Africa's powerful trade union federation on Thursday threatened strikes before October over big electricity price rises and declined to say whether action could start before the soccer World Cup in June.
"The last thing we want to do is...
By: Reuters
04 Mar 10
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Young Sessa initiative launched
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The Sustainable Energy Society of Southern Africa (Sessa) launched its Young Sessa initiative with a presentation and workshop at Northcliff High School, in northern Johannesburg, on Thursday.
By: Lindsey Berry
26 Feb 10
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Local IT company tackles skills challenge
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Business information technology (IT) solutions company iSolve is tackling the skills shortage in South Africa, by providing basic IT training to unemployed school leavers and graduates with no experience.
26 Feb 10
Labour & Skills Development
Steel industry lags behind in skills development
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The South African steel industry lacks technical and engineering skills and training given that, from 1998 to 2007, only 12,9% of the students enrolled across all engineering courses at universities and technikons achieved a degree or diploma (41...
By: Eleanor Seggie
26 Feb 10
Engineering Profession
Fundamentals in place to make engineering the profession of choice
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Africa has been pegged as one of the key hubs for development in the future and the availability of engineering skills will be critical in the implementation of much-needed new infrastructure on the continent.
By: Lindsey Berry
19 Feb 10
INDUSTRIAL POLICY
Industrial policy success hinges on job creation, Davies says
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An estimated 825 706 direct and 2,5-million indirect jobs could be created over the next ten years through the successful implementation of South Africa's now much-vaunted Industrial Policy Action Plan (Ipap), the second round of which would run...
By: Jade Davenport
18 Feb 10
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