Department of Home Affairs initiative to hire 10,000 young graduates has created almost 3,700 jobs for unemployed youths since August 2022.
The Department of Home Affairs has begun the first phase of its digitisation project. Image: GCIS / Flickr
Nearly 3,700 jobs for unemployed youths since August 2022, with over 260 individuals finding better opportunities elsewhere., Motsoaledi revealed that the department digitalised over 31.5 million images by February 29, 2024, as revealed in response to questions from Democratic Alliance MP Adrian Roos.
According to the Department of Home Affairs it was their goal for their job advert to reach as many unemployed graduates.
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