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What do YOU think about the high unemployment rate in Makana?

MYSTORY
Thu, 25 Mar, 2010
Nobantu Mancam

We spoke to five residents of Makana to hear their views on the high rate of unemployment in the city. This is what they had to say.

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Kholekile Mentjies (unemployed) - "There should be factories for textile, shoes and clothing in order for the unemployed people to get employed"
Kholekile Mentjies (unemployed) - "There should be factories for textile, shoes and clothing in order for the unemployed people to get employed"
Ntombebandla Nohesi (unemployed) - "The Municipality should have projects where the youth can benefit"
Ntombebandla Nohesi (unemployed) - "The Municipality should have projects where the youth can benefit"
Xolani Ntantiso (bricklayer) - "There should be more construction work because the youth of Makana has got skills in construction work"
Xolani Ntantiso (bricklayer) - "There should be more construction work because the youth of Makana has got skills in construction work"
Ntombozuko Poni (Learner) - "More jobs should be created, especially for the youth who has passed matric because they do not have money to go to university after matric"
Ntombozuko Poni (Learner) - "More jobs should be created, especially for the youth who has passed matric because they do not have money to go to university after matric"
Wandile Moses (scholar) - "The Municipality should motivate people to have their own business and also motivate people to do voluntary work in order to get more knowledge and skills"
Wandile Moses (scholar) - "The Municipality should motivate people to have their own business and also motivate people to do voluntary work in order to get more knowledge and skills"

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