LIMPOPO – Deputy Minister in the Presidency, Nonceba Mhlauli, attended the 10th Ephraim Mogale Career Expo in Marble Hall, where learners were introduced to career opportunities, bursaries, skills development programmes, entrepreneurship and higher education options. The event aimed to equip young people, particularly those in rural communities, with information to help shape their future careers.
Addressing learners, Mhlauli urged matriculants to apply early to universities, colleges and TVET institutions, stressing that education and skills development are key to improving employment prospects. She also encouraged eligible learners to register to vote and participate in the democratic process, while calling on young people to make full use of the opportunities available to them.
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