BNYC targets to create 500 tele-centre jobs

Monday, November 10, 2014

The Botswana National Youth Council (BNYC)’s new strategic plan for 2014-2017 targets to create close to 500 jobs by November next year.

The strategy provides the council with an opportunity to build its competencies in the administration of the government youth grants to youth civil society organisations.

Addressing the media on Friday, BNYC Chairperson, Louis Sibanda said this will be implemented by engaging the youth to run the Telecommunications Centers (tele-centres) around the county.

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BNYC targets to create 500 tele-centre jobs

The Botswana National Youth Council (BNYC)’s new strategic plan for 2014-2017 targets to create close to 500 jobs by November next year.

Batlokwa reject Tlokweng expansion plan

Enough is enough – Kgosi Gaborone

CoA dismisses Meswele convicts' appeal against 40-year imprisonment

‘Insurance killer’ case leaves family in ruins

Serowe police probe Mogorosi tragedy

Man found seriously injured by Letlhakane roadside

Traditional doctor found hanging in a tree in Tewane

Pensioner loses P30,000 to KYC phone scam

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