Tag: Jobs
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How Strategic Projects Are Driving 61,000 Jobs in Tanzania
Overview: A Bold Push to Create Jobs through Strategic Projects The government’s latest rollout of strategic projects across Tanzania is yielding tangible results: more than 61,000 jobs have been created. This ambitious program targets expansive employment opportunities for university graduates and other job seekers, aiming to stimulate local economies while preparing the country for future…
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Strategic Projects Drive 61,000 Jobs Across Tanzania
Overview: A Landmark in Tanzania’s Employment Drive Tanzania has announced a milestone achievement: strategic projects implemented nationwide have generated more than 61,000 jobs. This development marks a pivotal moment for the country’s economy and its young workforce. The government has framed the figure as proof that well-planned public investments can create meaningful employment, expand skills,…
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A million drivers out of work: Britain’s driverless car revolution and its fallout
Introduction: a coming upheaval on Britain’s roads Autonomous vehicles are not a distant dream—they are approaching feasibility and affordability with real momentum. In Britain, the prospect of driverless cars and automated delivery fleets raises a sobering question: what happens to millions of workers who depend on driving for a living? From taxi and van fleets…
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Philippines Leads ASEAN in Tourism GDP and Jobs, DOT Says
Key Findings from DOT The Department of Tourism (DOT) reported that the Philippines stands out among its Southeast Asian peers for the significant impact of tourism on the nation’s economy and employment. The assertion, which highlights tourism as a major driver of both gross domestic product (GDP) and job creation, suggests that the country is…
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Africa’s Youth Decade: How the Continent Is Rewriting Its Future
Introduction: A Continent at a Turning Point For the first time in its history, more than 70% of Africans are under the age of 30. This demographic shift, paired with persistent inequality, high unemployment, and widening socioeconomic fault lines, is not just a statistic—it’s a force reshaping how African societies engage with each other and…
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Singapore Unveils 7 Strategies to Secure Growth and Good Jobs Amid Tariffs and AI Threats
Singapore charts a proactive course for growth and employment As global trade tensions and rapid advances in artificial intelligence reshape the economic landscape, Singapore is turning to a concrete, risk-tolerant plan. Committees convened for the Economic Strategy Review (ESR) are urging the government to experiment with bold ideas, balancing protectionist pressures with the need to…
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Singapore Unveils 7 Strategies to Secure Growth and Good Jobs Amid Tariff and AI Threats
Singapore Sets Out 7 Strategies to Safeguard Growth and Jobs Singapore is moving forward with a proactive plan to protect growth and create good jobs in a rapidly changing global economy. As protectionist pressures and rapid advances in artificial intelligence reshape industries, the government has commissioned a comprehensive Economic Strategy Review (ESR). The ESR gathers…
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Singapore rolls out 7 strategies to secure growth and good jobs amid tariff and AI threats
Singapore announces seven strategies to safeguard growth and employment Singapore’s economic leadership has unveiled seven concrete strategies aimed at sustaining growth and protecting good jobs in a world shaped by rising tariffs and rapid advances in artificial intelligence. As Committees convened to conduct Singapore’s Economic Strategy Review (ESR) consider bold ideas, the government is signaling…
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Growth of 3% fails to feed hungry workforce: Namibia’s unemployment dilemma persists
Namibia’s 3% Growth: Hope with a Harsh Reality Namibia expects to grow its economy by about 3 percent this year, a rate that sounds promising on the surface. Yet the country’s jobless rate remains stubbornly high, and critics say that such growth is unlikely to translate into meaningful employment opportunities for the country’s large, hungry…
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Growth at 3% Fails to Feed Namibia’s Hungry Workforce: What’s Next for Jobs
Namibia’s modest growth sparks concern over jobs Namibia’s economy is forecast to grow by around 3% this year, a figure economists say is relatively modest given the country’s ongoing unemployment challenges. The projection has sparked debate among policymakers, business leaders, and labor advocates about whether such growth will translate into meaningful employment opportunities or simply…