-by Newsbreak's Taresh Harreeparshad.

It may be 50 years since the youth of 1976 fought for their rights- but in 2026, the fight is still very much alive. 

That was the overwhelming view on a critical conversation on Newsbreak Talk- ahead of Youth Day.

Dean at Regent Business School Dr Shahiem Patel joined the conversation- where he explained how contemporary youth have another fight ahead: converting qualifications into income...

-by Newsbreak's Taresh Harreeparshad.
It may be 50 years since the youth of 1976 fought for their rights- but in 2026, the fight is still very much alive.&nbsp;
That was the overwhelming view on a critical conversation on Newsbreak Talk- ahead of Youth Day.
Dean at Regent Business School Dr Shahiem Patel joined the conversation- where he explained how contemporary youth have another fight ahead: converting qualifications into income...

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SA youth still on the battlefield of economic freedom #youthmonth #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - Hundreds of qualified South African doctors remain unemployed despite ongoing staff shortages at public hospitals. The South African Medical Association Trade Union is calling on government to urgently employ these doctors, describing the situation as both a healthcare crisis and an injustice to local graduates. The call comes as ActionSA questions Gauteng Health's reported spending of more than 600-million-rand a year on foreign health care professionals. SAMATU argues that hiring unemployed local doctors would ease pressure on the country's overstretched public health system. The union says government must prioritise South African-trained medical professionals for available posts. SAMATU General Secretary Dr Cedric Sihlangu explains... 

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - Hundreds of qualified South African doctors remain unemployed despite ongoing staff shortages at public hospitals. The South African Medical Association Trade Union is calling on government to urgently employ these doctors, describing the situation as both a healthcare crisis and an injustice to local graduates. The call comes as ActionSA questions Gauteng Health's reported spending of more than 600-million-rand a year on foreign health care professionals. SAMATU argues that hiring unemployed local doctors would ease pressure on the country's overstretched public health system. The union says government must prioritise South African-trained medical professionals for available posts. SAMATU General Secretary Dr Cedric Sihlangu explains...&nbsp;

#PODCAST Medical union SAMATU calls for the urgent hiring of unemployed local doctors over costly foreign staffers #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Senior Producer Taresh Harreeparshad - The spirit of Mandela Day says that every person can make a difference by serving others- and local non-profit organisation Seva Bhakti Foundation believes that this kindness should also be extended to animals. This Mandela Day the organisation is doing their bit for the KZN Doghouse in Queensburgh - by volunteering love and raising some much-needed funds to keep dogs alive. Director Mandy Govender explains how little acts of love can warm the hearts of these fur babies...

*You can contact the Seva Bhakti Foundation on 083 706 2334

By Newsbreak Senior Producer Taresh Harreeparshad - The spirit of Mandela Day says that every person can make a difference by serving others- and local non-profit organisation Seva Bhakti Foundation believes that this kindness should also be extended to animals. This Mandela Day the organisation is doing their bit for the KZN Doghouse in Queensburgh - by volunteering love and raising some much-needed funds to keep dogs alive. Director Mandy Govender explains how little acts of love can warm the hearts of these fur babies...
*You can contact the Seva Bhakti Foundation on 083 706 2334

#PODCAST Seva Bhakti Foundation launches Mandela Day campaign to help keep the KZN Doghouse afloat #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Matthew Veeran - Durban is the main setting from today, as the Inkosi Albert Luthuli ICC Complex hosts the prestigious 2nd International Special Economic Zones Infrastructure and Investment Conference. Now, this flagship event will see an Eastern Cape delegation showcase its unique "One Province, Two SEZs" model to global investors, highlighting competitive advantages in manufacturing and green energy. Ultimately, this high-level gathering aims to unlock new opportunities for job creation and sustainable economic growth by fostering stronger partnerships between government and the private sector. Mr. Thembela Zweni is the CEO of the East London Industrial Development Zone... 

By Newsbreak Producer Matthew Veeran -&nbsp;Durban is the main setting from today, as the Inkosi Albert Luthuli ICC Complex hosts the prestigious 2nd International Special Economic Zones Infrastructure and Investment Conference. Now, this flagship event will see an Eastern Cape delegation showcase its unique "One Province, Two SEZs" model to global investors, highlighting competitive advantages in manufacturing and green energy. Ultimately, this high-level gathering aims to unlock new opportunities for job creation and sustainable economic growth by fostering stronger partnerships between government and the private sector. Mr. Thembela Zweni is the CEO of the East London Industrial Development Zone...&nbsp;

SA youth still on the battlefield of economic freedom #youthmonth #sabcnews

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