The skills gap in the South African workforce has been cited as a contributing factor to South Africa's jobless numbers. While there may be work opportunities available, the necessary skills needed to fill those vacancies, are lacking. The first day of the annual Learners Focus Week is underway in Kimberley, organised by the department of energy. Stakeholders are aiming to address these issues.
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