Ms-B

Agreed but it is not that simple unfortunately.
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swona

at the moment I am employed and run a business, I employed 3people, I want to employ 6-15 in 5yrs, and as I am thinking, maybe we need to reproduce less kids per house hold, people are giving birth like pigs! do you think before making that baby if he or she's going to get work?
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Sebata's

good stuff Swona, we need to meet our Government half way in creating an Employment, like me I’m hoping to empower three young stars from my Church in opening a car wash, hair cut and selling some sweets its small but it something if all we can start doing something about unemployment.
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MorenaWaPolelo

Blade will not lestin to any one as he is drunk with power !!!!
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Rebathobamoya

@Swona & Sebata's
Keep it up guys, very impressed. I have employed one but planning to employ 6 - 10 in the coming 4 months or so.

If interested we can share ideas, mail me on blacklyk@gmail.com
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AfricansUniteAgainst_

swona
at the moment I am employed and run a business, I employed 3people, I want to employ 6-15 in 5yrs, and as I am thinking, maybe we need to reproduce less kids per house hold, people are giving birth like pigs! do you think before making that baby if he or she's going to get work?
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your comment doesnt make sense,did your parents think before making you if you are going to get work?
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dulas6

Mina if I can be funded i culd create more then 10 jobs every week,our weakness tina blacks is "
"CAPITAL"
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BonakeleN

@Sowetan Editorial
You wrote: "It says there will be a silver lining to a dark cloud if the government pursues the correct policies."

What 'correct policies' are you referring to?
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TheNewFreedomFighter

If anyone is surprised that "business is in trouble" look no further than to blame COSATU and the anti-business labour laws that the ANC and communists have put in place. I mean, have you ever hear of Communists running businesses for profit and yet who do we have in power? Here is Craven's comment after the DA invited Vavi to come and see a youth subsidy scheme working: (source iafrica.com)

"Cosatu spokesman Patrick Craven said it was not policy to engage with the DA.

"Our differences are fundamental. It is not just the wage subsidy.... their policies are all pro-business," Mr Craven said."

So with a powerful trade union that is anti-business how in heaven's name will we ever create jobs. The unions are like parasites to business. The more successful the unions become the more they k i l l the host, and by all accounts business is dying fast in SA.

Go on, vote ANC for a more prosperous SA.
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mambaaai

@TheNewFreedomFighter
If anyone is surprised that "business is in trouble" look no further than to blame COSATU and the anti-business labour laws that the ANC and communists have put in place. I mean, have you ever hear of Communists running businesses for profit and yet who do we have in power? Here is Craven's comment after the DA invited Vavi to come and see a youth subsidy scheme working: (source iafrica.com)

"Cosatu spokesman Patrick Craven said it was not policy to engage with the DA.

"Our differences are fundamental. It is not just the wage subsidy.... their policies are all pro-business," Mr Craven said."

So with a powerful trade union that is anti-business how in heaven's name will we ever create jobs. The unions are like parasites to business. The more successful the unions become the more they k i l l the host, and by all accounts business is dying fast in SA.

Go on, vote ANC for a more prosperous SA.

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Sadly what you say is correct. this has all been seen bfore in the world. one example is Britain and their unions, did exactly what you describe in some sectors such as car manufactuing and mines




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