We unpack SA's NEETs crisis - On the question of why we are failing to connect young people to the world of work? This is at the backdrop of the highly
anticipated upcoming budget address, which promises to see the implementation of budget cuts.

We unpack SA's NEETs crisis - On the question of why we are failing to connect young people to the world of work? This is at the backdrop of the highly anticipated upcoming budget address, which promises to see the implementation of budget cuts.

METRO FM Talk with Faith Mangope

METRO FM Talk with Faith Mangope

After 8 Is After 8 - We unpack SA's NEETs crisis

The “rich auntie” & “rich uncle” title is one that has various meanings in most cases pointing towards members of a family who wield a lot of power in the family as a result of their financial and academic success, and social class. These individuals, and their children, frequently navigate complex dynamics between traditional obligations and modern, individualized lifestyles, serving as both providers and potential sources of conflict. This evening we look at the impact of the “rich auntie” and/or “rich uncle” in families.

The &ldquo;rich auntie&rdquo; &amp; &ldquo;rich uncle&rdquo; title is one that has various&nbsp;meanings in most cases pointing towards members of a family&nbsp;who wield a lot of power in the family as a result of their&nbsp;financial and academic success, and social class.&nbsp;These individuals, and their children, frequently navigate&nbsp;complex dynamics between traditional obligations and modern,&nbsp;individualized lifestyles, serving as both providers and potential&nbsp;sources of conflict.&nbsp;This evening we look at the impact of the &ldquo;rich auntie&rdquo; and/or&nbsp;&ldquo;rich uncle&rdquo; in families.

AFTER 8 IS AFTER 8: “Rich Auntie”, “Rich Uncle” And The Family Dynamic

Households not meeting the required minimum wage for domestic workers. The Labour Department raised concerns over non-compliance with the national minimum wage, citing farm owners and
households as the main culprits. The national minimum wage is set to increase from R28.79c to
R30.23c per hour, from the 1st of March 2026. The South African Domestic Workers Forum has welcomed the government's minimum wage increase but says much needs to be done to ensure that employers comply with the legally required minimum wage and don’t mistreat their domestic workers.

Households not meeting the required minimum wage for&nbsp;domestic workers.&nbsp;The Labour Department raised concerns over non-compliance&nbsp;with the national minimum wage, citing farm owners and households as the main culprits.&nbsp;The national minimum wage is set to increase from R28.79c to R30.23c per hour, from the 1st of March 2026.&nbsp;The South African Domestic Workers Forum has welcomed the&nbsp;government's minimum wage increase but says much needs to&nbsp;be done to ensure that employers comply with the legally&nbsp;required minimum wage and don&rsquo;t mistreat their domestic&nbsp;workers.

LINDIWE SHIBAMBO- SOUTH AFRICAN  DOMESTIC WORKERS FORUM( SADWF) CHAIRPERSON & FOUNDER OF MAID4U

Illegal electricity connections and meter tempering continues to weigh heavy on the country’s power distribution system, leaving many without power and endangering lives. Eskom joins us this evening as we discuss some of these serious matters affecting our communities.

Illegal electricity connections and meter tempering continues to&nbsp;weigh heavy on the country&rsquo;s power distribution system, leaving&nbsp;many without power and endangering lives. Eskom joins us this&nbsp;evening as we discuss some of these serious matters affecting&nbsp;our communities.

After 8 Is After 8 - We unpack SA's NEETs crisis

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