Abstract Motivation The Sustainable Development Goals target decent work for all, including
youth, by 2030. In sub‐Saharan Africa (SSA), however, a “youth employment crisis” is now …

Motivation Youth employment has risen to the top of Africa's development agenda. But there
is an often‐ignored tension between the current focus of policy and implementation on self …

Although the agri-food sector has a huge potential to offer attractive employment
opportunities for Africa's burgeoning youth, a negative perception of agriculture persists …

The practice of advance rent, where landlords ask renters to pay a lump-sum rent covering 2
or more years, is gaining scholarly and political attention in Africa. Nevertheless, there is …

There is consensus among policymakers and the research community that demand for
young people's labour is the main constraint to achieving sustainable job creation in Africa …

Orientation: Unemployment is a matter of great concern within the South African context.
Research purpose: The purpose of this study was to explore the experiences of students …

Young people in countries such as South Africa are finding it difficult to make a successful
school-to-work transition. This is exacerbated by high unemployment and uncertainty in the …

Developing countries, and particularly African countries, are characterised by poverty and
inequality. Emerging corpus of knowledge demonstrates that innovation is a critical …

With the assistance of outsiders (donors, non-government organisations (NGOs) and their
external consultants), a steady stream of state-endorsed, youth-related policies and activities …

Africa has been portrayed as a continent with poor governance, widespread poverty,
economic stagnation, and social services whose standards have lagged behind the rest of …