THE GROWING unemployment in South Africa, especially among young people, has prompted the SACP to support the call by trade unions and other movements for the introduction of a universal basic income grant in the country.
The calls for the income grant mounted after StatsSA announced that the figure of unemployment stood at 34.45%, and that the number is likely to grow following the violent attacks on businesses during unrest in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal. Most of the affected businesses were forced to shut down.
The calls for the income grant mounted after StatsSA announced that the figure of unemployment stood at […]
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