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Opportunityyouth employment/earning opportunities access
Ongoing
The Presidency

Through the Presidential Youth Employment Intervention (PYEI), young people can access opportunities via the Employment Services of South Africa (ESSA) network as part of the learning-to-earning transition.

Who it is for:
young people
How to act on it:
Register on the Employment Services of South Africa (ESSA) and access opportunities through ESSA.
Collected 21 Jun 2026
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Opportunityyouth employment/earning opportunities access
Ongoing
The Presidency

Through the Presidential Youth Employment Intervention (PYEI), young people can access temporary earning opportunities via the SA Youth platform as part of the learning-to-earning transition.

Who it is for:
young people
How to act on it:
Register on SA Youth and access opportunities through the SA Youth platform.
Collected 21 Jun 2026
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Members of the media can contact the President’s spokesperson to enquire about the announced changes to the national executive.

Who it is for:
media representatives seeking information about the statement
How to act on it:
Email the spokesperson listed for media enquiries.
Collected 09 Jul 2026
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The reform process is described as needing to be inclusive and to create space for all stakeholders, including political exiles, to participate meaningfully in shaping Madagascar’s future.

Who it is for:
All stakeholders in Madagascar’s reform process, including political exiles
How to act on it:
Participate meaningfully in shaping Madagascar’s future through the inclusive reform process that creates space for stakeholders.
Collected 01 Jul 2026
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The Secretariat is directed to work closely with the African Union and international partners to mobilise financial, technical and logistical support in a coordinated manner to support Madagascar’s reform process.

Who it is for:
Madagascar’s reform process; African Union and international partners providing support
How to act on it:
Provide support through coordinated mobilisation led by the SADC Secretariat in collaboration with the African Union and international partners.
Collected 01 Jul 2026
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SADC approved the deployment of the SADC Panel of Elders, led by former President Dr Joyce Banda and supported by the Mediation Reference Group and the Secretariat, to accompany Madagascar’s reform process.

Who it is for:
Madagascar’s reform process (Transitional Authorities and stakeholders)
How to act on it:
Engage with the deployed SADC Panel of Elders and the supporting Mediation Reference Group and Secretariat as they accompany the reform process.
Collected 01 Jul 2026
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