AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoDigital Skills: AI course enrolments rose 75% in South Africa, 95% in Ghana and 93% in Nigeria, while critical-thinking study also climbed—evidence of growing appetite for skills employers increasingly need. Youth Employment: The World Bank warns that 1.2 billion young people will enter the global workforce over 15 years, but only 400 million jobs are expected, leaving an 800 million gap. Jobs at Risk: More than 500,000 South African jobs could be exposed to deepening US trade tensions, while the end of support for imported vehicle kits is putting pressure on automakers to build locally. Workplace Protection: South Africa’s ANC Women’s League has demanded an apology and disciplinary action over remarks about alleged sex-for-jobs practices, keeping abuse of power in hiring in focus. Recruitment Safety: A new campaign warns jobseekers in East Africa and South Asia about fake overseas offers that can lead to trafficking and exploitation. Investment and Work: A proposed $15 billion West African investment pipeline and Ghana’s new industrial park promise jobs, but delivery will be key.
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