South Africa (SA) marks 50 years since the 1976 Soweto Uprising, when young people took to the streets in the fight for a better future and equal education.
SA commemorates Youth Month, however youth unemployment remains a major concern, with many graduates struggling to find work.
Fifty years after the Soweto Uprising, many young South Africans continue to face significant challenges as they seek opportunities to build better lives.
For many graduates, obtaining a qualification represents hope for a brighter future.
However, that hope is often met with the reality of unemployment, as they continue searching for work in a highly competitive job market.
Faculty of Education graduate, Asenathi Beje, says despite obtaining a qualification and submitting numerous job applications, securing work remains an uphill battle.
–Channel Africa–
