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Home Features NationalDays2013 Youth Day, June 16

Documents: Youth Day

13 June 2013, 1:43 PM  |
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National Youth Month documents and speeches Picture:SABC

National Youth Month documents and speeches Picture:SABC

National Youth Month documents and speeches Picture:SABC

The Youth Employment Accord is a partnership between government and social partners to fight against youth unemployment by creating jobs and training opportunities for inexperienced job seekers. It was signed in Soweto on April 18 2013.
Read the Accord as well as speeches that focus on National Youth Month below.

Youth Employment Accord

Speech: Youth Month Parliamentary Debate

Speech: Youth Month Launch

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