Youth in South African Business Party Policies

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Registered National Office:
1 Oak Court, Caledon Street,
Somerset West, Cape Town,
South Africa, 7130

Postal address:
P O Box 1138, Somerset West, 7129

Telephone numbers:
0861BUSINESS
021 852 4444

Fax number:
086 554 6065

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www.sabp.org.za

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South African Business Party
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Youth It is important for government to do everything in its power as described in this entire document to improve and uplift the people of SA, including the youth who will one day be the leaders of this country of ours. Everything set forth in this policy document is aimed at making SA and the world a better place for the next generation of adults, the youth. May the youth work with all of us to help us change South Africa for the better.
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Communist Youth League of China Jeug Uitreik - Department of Social Services and Poverty Alleviation - Shelters for Children SAAWE Youth Department - South African Action for World Evangelization Solidariteit Jeug TeensHealth - lots of general information to help you better understand health issues COSATU: National Youth Brigade programme should offer opportunities for at least 500 000 young people up to age 29 Youth Development Trust Video: Clinton Foundation - Public Service Announcement with LL Cool J on Voting - August 4, 2004 YES - Youth Enterprise Society - to help young people become business creators rather than simply job seekers Youth Day - 16th of June National Youth Day - Youth Information Service Youth Day ends in violence Speech by the Hon. Mr Thabo Mbeki on Youth Day 1997 International Youth Day - 12 August - to encourage the empowerment and participation of youth Listen to the story (13 minutes) - from Mandela's imprisonment to the Soweto uprising (1964-1976) (Please install RealPlayer to listen to the above.)