A burden of despondency has been weighing heavily on SA, with concerns ranging from coffee-shop hysteria on emigration, to gender violence and the recent xenophobic disgrace.
Running contrary to this, a fully fledged tourism app built in just six weeks by a Youth Employment Service (Yes) participant completing his first coding course at the Yes Tembisa Hub dropped into my updates. Likewise, a report from partners at Wildtrust showed Nedbank’s Yes youth at Wildoceans educating tourists on whale-watching, acting as guides and hosting visitor tours that explore the history of whales in Durban...
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