By Sivuyisiwe Hombile The National Skills Fund (NSF), in strategic partnership with The Foschini Group (TFG), is driving large-scale industrial skills development and localisation through the TFG Accelerated Manufacturing Growth Project, an initiative designed to strengthen South Africa’s Clothing, Textile, Footwear and Leather (CTFL) sector while creating sustainable employment opportunities for unemployed youth. Recognising the

By Sivuyisiwe Hombile The Mtshanyana Development Trust is making a meaningful impact in the rural communities surrounding Cofimvaba in the Eastern Cape through its Agricultural Skills Development Project, funded by the National Skills Fund (NSF). Based in the Chris Hani District Municipality under the Intsika Yethu Local Municipality, the project focuses on equipping young people

By Honest Sihlango The partnership between the National Skills Fund (NSF) and Capricorn TVET College is creating opportunities for young people to pursue careers in both artisan and professional fields, while responding to the country’s growing demand for scarce and critical skills. Through an investment of R45 million, the NSF is supporting 432 beneficiaries enrolled

By Honest Sihlango South Africa’s future economic growth depends heavily on a skilled, capable, and industry-ready workforce. At the centre of this effort is sustained investment in education and training. Through an investment of R64.6 million, the National Skills Fund (NSF) is supporting meaningful skills development at King Sabata Dalindyebo (KSD) TVET College through the

By Honest Sihlango The Human Resource Development Council of South Africa (HRDC) 5th Summit, held from 16–17 April 2026 at the Gallagher Convention Centre, Midrand, marked a significant milestone in advancing the country’s human capital development agenda. Convened under the theme “Living and Working in a Changing World,” the Summit brought together leaders from government,

By Honest Sihlango In a world where opportunity is often defined by geography, a bold shift is unfolding, one that is turning overlooked potential into undeniable power. Deep in the heart of the Eastern Cape, in towns like Queenstown, Alice, and East London, a new digital revolution is quietly taking root. Through the strategic partnership