Why qualifications still matter in a changing labour market?
South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) Public Sector Established 4 October 1995 In a country grappling with high unemployment, skills...
Labour Market Intelligence
Labour Market Intelligence is the lens through which Career Indaba® Magazine interprets careers. Careers do not develop in isolation; they are shaped by labour-market conditions, sector dynamics, institutional structures, and economic change.
Career Indaba® Magazine approaches labour market intelligence as interpretation, informed by recognised frameworks such as the Statistics South Africa Labour Force Survey. Our focus is on translating labour-market signals into career-relevant insight through sector analysis, lived experience, and editorial context.
Organised by sector, this section examines how labour-market conditions influence career mobility, leadership development, skills relevance, and long-term professional progression. All content remains part of a growing digital archive, serving as an ongoing reference for understanding careers across Africa’s world of work.
Redefining education and child wellbeing
Norleen Zulu Education & Leadership Consultant Child Mental Health Advocate Speaker Founder at EduEmporium Norleen Zulu has spent more...
Finding my voice on-air and in life
Ntombi Phiri Radio Broadcaster at SABC Ntombi Phiri’s voice has become familiar to millions, warm, fearless, unmistakably African. But...
Standing tall for Women’s football
Andile Dlamini Professional Footballer Banyana Banyana Goalkeeper Founder at Andile Dlamini Foundation Andile Dlamini’s journey reflects more than excellence...
African Diaspora Dialogue
Nana Agyeiwah Odeffour Founder at Media7Seven Nana Agyeiwah Odeffour is building what she once searched for, a platform where...
Developing Africa’s future leaders
In a labour market shaped by exclusion rather than access, the difference between a job and a future is...
KFC Streetwise Academy 2025 Graduation
Feeding potential, fuelling purpose, creating Africa’s future leaders Forty-five graduates receive nationally recognised qualifications as KFC Africa proves that...
