South Africa’s public service is one of the country’s largest employers and remains central to the nation’s democratic and developmental project.
Author: CI Times
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Mining and the Future of South Africa’s Workforce
Mining has long been a cornerstone of South Africa’s economy. The Mining Qualifications Authority (MQA) is tasked with ensuring that the sector remains a source of decent employment while adapting to global shifts in technology, sustainability, and labour practices.
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The Changing Face of South Africa’s Wholesale and Retail Sector
South Africa’s wholesale and retail sector is one of the country’s largest employers, spanning everything from small spaza shops and family-owned stores to major chains like Shoprite, Pick n Pay, Woolworths, Spar, and Massmart.
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Powering South Africa’s Energy and Water Transitions
Energy and water are the lifeblood of South Africa’s economy and society. Persistent load shedding, infrastructure failures, and water scarcity underscore the urgent need for skills development in these sectors.
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Building Capacity for Effective Local Government and Service Delivery
Local government is at the heart of South Africa’s developmental state. Municipalities are responsible for water provision, sanitation, electricity, housing, waste management, roads, and community development.
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Building Skills for South Africa’s Construction Future
The construction sector has long been a barometer of South Africa’s economic health
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Reimagining South Africa’s Financial Workforce
The banking and financial services sector is the backbone of South Africa’s economy, it drives investment, facilitates trade, supports households, and underpins every other sector of industry.
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Factories of the Future: Reshaping Skills and Jobs in South Africa’s Manufacturing Sector
South Africa’s manufacturing sector, guided by MERSETA, remains vital to economic growth and industrial competitiveness.
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Rethinking Safety and Security for Employment and Skills Growth
The Safety and Security Sector Education and Training Authority (SASSETA) operates at the heart of one of the most pressing challenges facing South Africa, building a professional, ethical, and capable safety and justice system.