SA’s MiDO Academy uses Springboks example to tackle cyber security skills shortage

SA’s MiDO Academy uses Springboks example to tackle cyber security skills shortage

MiDO Academy graduation 2025 cohort. (Image: supplied by MiDO Academy). Not-for-profit youth empowerment organisation MiDO Academy has developed a strategy – inspired by the Springboks – to bridge the gap between youth labour underutilisation and a critical national shortage of cyber security skills. The academy, part of the MiDO Group which incorporates the MiDO Foundation,…

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Change Logic strengthens People Solutions division to help organisations tackle workforce, operating model change

Change Logic strengthens People Solutions division to help organisations tackle workforce, operating model change

Michaela Voller, Executive for the People Solutions division at Change Logic. Change Logic CS has strengthened its People Solutions division as businesses increasingly look for practical support to navigate workforce transformation, organisational redesign and operational change. Businesses are under pressure from every angle right now – from AI and shifting workforce expectations to tighter operational…

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African Social Media Influencers Summit to Tackle Distorted Narratives About Africa – Organizers

Africa: Western and Central African Leaders Launch a Roadmap to Tackle Health Crisis in the Region

Accra — dozen ministers of health and finance, alongside representatives of development partners, the private sector, civil society, regional institutions and youth leaders from Western and Central Africa concluded a one-day meeting in Accra on May 4th to advance the health, nutrition and population agenda and deliver better access to quality health care for communities…

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African Social Media Influencers Summit to Tackle Distorted Narratives About Africa – Organizers

Africa’s Medical Schools Push for ‘Competence Over Certification’ to Tackle 6.1m Health Worker Shortage

Africa’s medical education leaders have declared a decisive shift from “training for certification to training for competence”, as the continent confronts a projected shortfall of 6.1 million health workers by 2030. The declaration came at the 2026 Medical Education Conference of the Association of Medical Schools in Africa (AMASA), held recently in Lagos, in partnership…

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AdNotes launches AdNotes Ambassador Program to tackle unemployment, drive job creation across SA

AdNotes launches AdNotes Ambassador Program to tackle unemployment, drive job creation across SA

Four newly inducted AdNotes Ambassadors pose beside the brand kiosk gifted to them at the AdNotes Ambassador launch – a first step towards creating paid community roles and tackling youth unemployment. AdNotes, an award-winning internet service provider (ISP) and leading WISP (wireless ISP) in South Africa, is committed to advancing community-led digital connectivity nationwide. The…

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New hiring models emerge to tackle SA tech talent gap

New hiring models emerge to tackle SA tech talent gap

South African businesses are responding to the IT skills crunch with a combination of strategies. (Image created via ChatGPT). South African businesses are increasingly relying on innovative hiring strategies and bootcamp-as-a-benefit models to navigate the country’s persistent technology skills shortage. This is the sentiment shared by industry pundits from training providers and business leaders who…

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Forestry and climate change expert urge Africa’s unity to tackle urgent forest conservation crisis

Forestry and climate change expert urge Africa’s unity to tackle urgent forest conservation crisis

Participants at the Zámba Heritage Congress in Nairobi, which concluded today. PHOTO/FSC. By PATRICK MAYOYO [email protected] The cost of carbon credits in Africa remains significantly lower than in other global regions, a disparity attributed to the fragmented approach of the continent’s 54 nations in negotiating environmental terms. Dr Yemi Katerere, a leading expert in forestry…

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Forestry and climate change expert urge Africa’s unity to tackle urgent forest conservation crisis

Inaugural Zámba Heritage Congress opens in Nairobi to tackle Africa’s forest conservation crisis

IMAGE/FSC. By PATRICK MAYOYO [email protected] The highly anticipated Zámba Heritage Congress, a landmark event that will convene global leaders and experts to discuss the future of Africa’s forests kicked-off this morning in Nairobi, Kenya. Organised by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Africa in partnership with the Government of Kenya, the Congress aims to address the…

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