According to Minister of Social Development Lindiwe Zulu, the Expert Panel Report on Basic Income Support will be utilized to develop policies and programmes that address the needs of the majority of the population. “The Supplementary Modelling Report positively shapes the discourse of society’s responsibility to provide social assistance for unemployed and income-less fellow citizens who are aged 18 to 59,” Zulu said.
At the unveiling of the second Expert Panel Report on Basic Income Support, Zulu said that the government would provide the long-term solutions necessary for South Africans to survive.
“Basic Income Support will enhance productivity owing to community […]
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