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JA South Africa: Empowering Young People. Strengthening Communities. Transforming Systems | SA News

16 July 2026 by Guest

For over four decades, JA South Africa has worked at the intersection of education, economic development, and workforce readiness, building partnerships that enable young people not only to participate in the economy but to shape it. Established in 1979 and affiliated with the global JA Worldwide network since 2001, JA South Africa is a catalyst for systemic change, bringing together diverse stakeholders to create pathways that prepare young people to thrive in an evolving world of work.

Rather than viewing young people as beneficiaries of isolated programs, we see them as future entrepreneurs, innovators, employees, and community leaders. Our role is to strengthen the ecosystem around…

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