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Nelson Global tackles youth unemployment with Ndalo Lodge job fair

Organisers set their sights on filling a stadium next year as guidance and networking open up for young jobseekers.

An annual job fair hosted by Nelson Global Accounting and Bookkeeping brought together jobseekers and potential employers on Saturday, October 10, at Ndalo Lodge.
Jobseekers received career guidance from a team of speakers at the event.

Precious and Nelson Tiwane.


This event also brought together employers, industry leaders and organisations committed to creating employment opportunities.

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Hosted under the theme ‘MEGA – Making Employment Great Again’, the event reflected Nelson Global’s belief that unemployment should never define the potential of South Africa’s youth.

Back: Thabisile Mamba, Nomthandazo Yamoah, Lifa Makwakwa, Kamogelo Banda and Lucky Ndhlovu. Front: Ayanda Dube, Katlego Sebae, Larancia Ndhlovu and Zola Simelane.


The job fair offered practical career guidance, opportunities to engage with potential employers, and valuable insights into navigating the world of work.
Nelson Global Accounting and Bookkeeping director Nelson Tiwane thanked everyone who played a role in the event and those who made it possible through sponsorship.

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Tiwane encouraged jobseekers and reminded them of their capability.
“We are doing this annually. We started last year and next year we must fill up a stadium,” said Tiwane.

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Bridget Mpande

Bridget Mpande is the editor assistant for Mpumalanga News and Lowvelder Express. She joined Lowveld Media in 2014 and covers several beats in the newsroom. She is a mentor and believes there is no community newspaper without the community.

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