
READER LETTER | Depoliticise SETAs to skill youths
Money intended to equip young South Africans with employable skills has too often been squandered through poor governance, weak oversight and questionable spending decisions.
FRIDAY, 17 JULY 2026, 23:09

Money intended to equip young South Africans with employable skills has too often been squandered through poor governance, weak oversight and questionable spending decisions.
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