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The Jobs Emergency | Impoverished Children Miss School
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The Jobs emergency | Impoverished children miss school
The Jobs emergency | Impoverished children miss school Minenhle.Thusi Sat, 06/14/2025 - 14:35 EASTERN CAPE - A family of seven is struggling to send the children to school.They are unemployment and rely on a child support grant of R1,500 for three children.WATCH | StatsSA defends unemployment calculationsThe father says he's been promised a job if he gets a Professional Driving Permit, which he can't afford to right now.eNCA reporter Nceba Ntla…
“Children should be in school, not working,” commented one citizen in a survey conducted by TV Azteca BC. According to the 2024 National Child Labor Survey, 1.1 million children and adolescents in Mexico are not in the school system.
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