Articles about unemployment

Old Mutual pitchathon offers R4.2m to ICT, fintech SMEs

Tech that can be scaled to help SMEs grow will create jobs, say business leaders at the 2025 Old Mutual SMEgo Pitchathon launch.

Junior solar technicians seek employment opportunities

The pressure is on to find host companies in the solar industry willing to employ ambitious young interns, says Green Solar Academy.

South Africa’s online gig economy falls short

The country’s online gig economy struggles to take off, with SA’s sector trailing that of African counterparts, such as Kenya and Nigeria.

ITWeb TV: Tech advances render some degrees ‘irrelevant’ for jobs

Rapid technology advances result in courses being offered by universities gradually becoming irrelevant, says Tshwane University of Technology’s Tseliso Mohlomi.

Gaming to tame unemployment, foster innovation in SA

A new study reveals there is strong interest in SA’s gaming and eSports industry, and the careers within it.

InDrive accelerates focus on female drivers

The e-hailer plans to increase the number of local female drivers on its platform from 1% to 5% in the next few years.

Shaping futures: Shaper and DSF empower SA’s youth IT talent

Shaper’s mission is to tackle unemployment head-on by providing young individuals with essential and in-demand skills.

Sound policymaking can drive job creation

The digital economy can create the jobs we need, but government needs to create a conducive policy environment, says Billy Mabena, Adapt IT group sales executive.

Employment slump in SA’s ICT sector

The sum of employed persons across broadcasting, telecoms and postal services declined by 5.6% in 2023, shows the report on the state of ICT in SA.

ITWeb TV: Building inclusive tech for all in SA

Founder of Queers Code, Precious Lesupi, sits down with ITWeb TV to discuss the urgent need for SA to overcome barriers to tech accessibility.

Microsoft SA, YES to equip 300 000 youth with AI skills

Microsoft and Youth Employment Service sign a new partnership agreement to provide artificial intelligence skills to South African youth.

Epson graduate programme targets STEM students

Candidates will have the opportunity to kick-start their careers, with a two-year in-house placement at Epson’s local offices.