The National Youth Development Agency launched a R2.5 billion National Youth Fund to tackle unemployment.
The announcement was made at a Youth Investment Indaba in Johannesburg.
The event hosted under the theme: "The road to a National Youth Fund" aimed to foster dialogue, innovation, and collaboration aimed at breaking down barriers that limit young people's full participation in South Africa's economy.
For more we speak to the Deputy Minister of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities Steve Letsike.
The announcement was made at a Youth Investment Indaba in Johannesburg.
The event hosted under the theme: "The road to a National Youth Fund" aimed to foster dialogue, innovation, and collaboration aimed at breaking down barriers that limit young people's full participation in South Africa's economy.
For more we speak to the Deputy Minister of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities Steve Letsike.
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