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The Success Story of Cape Town’s Call Centre Expansion: A Major Leap in Employment and Economic Progress

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Cape Town’s call centre industry has grown rapidly in recent years, creating over 10,000 jobs in just one year, and reaching a total of 90,000 employees. The success is partly attributed to CapeBPO, a project that develops skills within the industry and promotes Cape Town as an ideal location for BPO firms. The sector adds a significant amount to the city’s economy and is evidence of the effectiveness of publicprivate partnerships. Initiatives like the Afterschools and Sunday School programs ensure sustainability by providing job training and industry exposure to potential employees. This success is a symbol of hope for young people in Cape Town.

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**Stimulating Economic Progress: Cape Town’s Grand Real Estate Auction**

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Cape Town is preparing for its final property auction, featuring a variety of residential and commercial properties across prime locations within the city. The auction aims to stimulate economic progress and create job opportunities, with a blend of commercial, residential, social good, and educational premises available. The auction is part of Cape Town’s intelligent real estate strategy to extract the highest economic and social value from its assets, and participants can visit HighStreetAuctions.com or contact the Property Transactions Department for more information on participating.

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Zululand’s Economic Sector: Encouraging Progress in the Midst of Security Concerns

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Zululand’s economic progress is facing challenges due to crime, which threatens the stability of the business sector and the safety of citizens. President Cyril Ramaphosa and his administration engaged in a dialogue with Durban’s business community to tackle these issues and lay the groundwork for the KwaZuluNatal (KZN) economy’s expansion. SAPS has made considerable progress in combating criminal organizations and individuals despite budgetary restrictions, and the business sector, civil society, and law enforcement need to work together to create a safe business environment. However, the government remains devoted to ensuring that police continue their work across the region to improve law enforcement in identified areas.

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Africa’s Travel Indaba: Rejuvenating the Tourism Sector through Skills Development and Connection

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The Africa’s Travel Indaba, held on May 10th, 2023, in Durban, provided an exceptional platform for stakeholders in the tourism industry to collaborate and establish meaningful connections. The Deputy Minister of Tourism, Mr. Fish Mahlalela, addressed the gathering, emphasizing the importance of networking and addressing skills shortages in the hospitality and tourism services sector.