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Why youth inclusion is crucial for South Africa’s future: Insights from Mashatile at the G20 | Magic 828 | SA News

Deputy President Paul Mashatile has called for the urgent inclusion of young people in building a capable, ethical, and developmental state.

Mashatile was delivering the keynote address at the G20 High-Level Intergenerational Roundtable in Sandton on Friday, where he highlighted the importance of empowering youth to lead economic transformation, social development, and global engagement.

Having recently returned from a working visit to the Russian Federation, he stated that the trip offered valuable insights into strengthening South Africa’s bilateral ties with Russia and reaffirming historical solidarity.

He noted that institutions such as Saint Petersburg University are playing a…

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