Harambee in the News
by Minesh Singh | Jun 16, 2022 | Featured, Harambee in the News
While the youth of 1976 fought for education, the youth of 2022 is fighting to be employed. It’s hard to celebrate this day without looking at the challenges that are currently facing young people. The latest Breaking Barriers report by Harambee, details how to combat this huge crisis facing our youth.
Harambee in the News
by Minesh Singh | Jun 15, 2022 | Featured, Harambee in the News
One key sector didn’t only buck the trend of job losses during the pandemic – it actually created jobs, primarily for young people. Kasthuri Soni, CEO Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator and Reshni Singh, CEO BPESA, explain how.
Harambee in the News
by Minesh Singh | Jun 14, 2022 | Featured, Harambee in the News
Resilience is a word often misused and overly celebrated. The Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent overlapping crises have meant many of our society’s most vulnerable have been forced to endure too much over the past few years.
Harambee in the News
by Minesh Singh | Jun 14, 2022 | Featured, Harambee in the News
Resilience is a word often misused and overly celebrated. The Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent overlapping crises have meant many of our society’s most vulnerable have been forced to endure too much over the past few years.
Harambee in the News
by Minesh Singh | Jun 8, 2022 | Featured, Harambee in the News
The latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey results suggest that the number of employed young people has increased for two consecutive quarters. While these numbers are the highest they have been in the past two years, this slight bounce-back is cause for very cautious optimism. Employment remains considerably lower than pre-lockdown.
Breaking Barriers
by Steven | Jun 3, 2022 | Breaking Barriers, Featured
In this youth month issue of Breaking Barriers, we outline three aspects of resilience – resilient incomes, resilient sectors, and enablers of resilience – that could serve as clues to help us bounce back out of these multiple, overlapping crises.
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