How to Fix South Africa - The Country's Leading Thinkers on What Must be Done to Create Jobs (Paperback)


What will it take to fix South Africa? This is the probing question concerned South Africans everywhere ask. While most South Africans have varying opinions about what the country needs, many will agree that unemployment, especially that of the youth, is chronic, and one of our most critical issues. Many also agree that jobs are not expected to be forthcoming from traditional sources of employment and that a more innovative approach has to be adopted. The Sunday Times, in its bid to highlight this issue and seek positive solutions, posed this question to a number of leading thinkers and opinion-makers in the country. Their responses appeared as part of the “Each One Hire One” series published in The Sunday Times early in 2012. These well considered, thought-provoking essays were contributed by, amongst others, key figures in politics, mining, banking and social development and have now been published in this volume.

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What will it take to fix South Africa? This is the probing question concerned South Africans everywhere ask. While most South Africans have varying opinions about what the country needs, many will agree that unemployment, especially that of the youth, is chronic, and one of our most critical issues. Many also agree that jobs are not expected to be forthcoming from traditional sources of employment and that a more innovative approach has to be adopted. The Sunday Times, in its bid to highlight this issue and seek positive solutions, posed this question to a number of leading thinkers and opinion-makers in the country. Their responses appeared as part of the “Each One Hire One” series published in The Sunday Times early in 2012. These well considered, thought-provoking essays were contributed by, amongst others, key figures in politics, mining, banking and social development and have now been published in this volume.

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KMM Review Publishing

Country of origin

South Africa

Release date

August 2013

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Expected to ship within 12 - 17 working days

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200 x 130mm (L x W)

Format

Paperback

Pages

156

ISBN-13

978-0-620-54988-2

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9780620549882

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0-620-54988-2



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