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Franchisees in a panic as Sasol gears up for asset sale | CitypressFollowing reports that the Central Energy Fund, which is a schedule 2 state-owned energy company, was eyeing some of Sasol’s petrol stations, a number of alarmed investors who are Sasol franchise owners have raised red flags about the transparency of the deal. Useless company never cushions the country when petrol prices go up and its local... Sasol is but one of a number of franchisors in the red. Expect more bad news Hope it does affect the shares.
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Beware the funding decisions of government, the youth will pay | CitypressIn the final quarter of 2019, South Africa’s youth unemployment rate was 58.10%. In terms of average age in the population, we have followed the general trend across Africa. The youthful component of African societies is growing fast. It's the truth ..they need to start getting act in political situations in our country .. they need work ..careers ..status.. CjsSecurities on what planet are South African policies socialist? A real catastrophe
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Youth want free data, learning opportunities & food | CitypressMost young people, aged between 18 and 35, would like government to provide them with free data after the Covid-19 national lockdown, a new survey has found. Does government produce data that it can give away for free? Who must pay for the data? Free data is a tool of equality when it comes to training and studies...
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Take the potential of young people seriously | CitypressYoung people’s ability to easily adapt to new technologies is a key to addressing the problem of unemployment among them and turning it into opportunities for entrepreneurship, writes Tawana Kupe. Extremely moved by Prof Kupe's op-ed this morning. This is precisely the reason I have been working on establishing a Digital Skills Academy in Bizana with the hope that the model will be scalable accross different rural locations. education youngpeople accessibility Prof is making a good point however the problem is the price of data it’s expensive, youth can’t able to unlock digital economic opportunities until telecommunications companies lower their data prices. YouthDay2020 So true, but Covid exposed the inequalities in our schools. Those schools that don't even have water will definitely not have computers. Time corruption ends and if we say equal education we must produce exactly that!
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These young artists ‘wear the weight of their emotions’ | CitypressThey are young, queer, bold and, of course, on Instagram. These are two South African artists we can’t get enough of: Khanya Kemami and Githan Coopoo.
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Tshegofatso Pule’s last words: ‘I want to come back home’ | CitypressWhen 28-year-old Tshegofatso Pule walked out of the housing complex in which her boyfriend resided, she was apparently not in a good state of mind, and told a friend that she wanted to come back home.
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