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Forum helps more youth with skills development

Sixteen young people recently graduated from NQL 3 courses in communication and technology as part of a skills development program by the Ekurhuleni Culture and Recreation Forum.

November 3, 2024
Xoliswa Kali Less than a minute
Sixteen young people recently graduated from short NQL 3 courses ranging from communication to technology. This was part of an ongoing skills development programme hosted by the Ekurhuleni Culture and Recreation Forum.
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November 3, 2024
Xoliswa Kali Less than a minute

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