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35% of young people in South African port cities are unemployed or underemployed, indicating a critical need for targeted youth empowerment interventions. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.CONFIRMATORY. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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This research aims to examine youth empowerment programmes in South African port cities and their effectiveness in improving livelihoods.

March 4, 2026Open Access

Youth Empowerment Programmes and Sustainable Livelihoods in South African Port Cities: A Policy Perspective

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This research aims to examine youth empowerment programmes in South African port cities and their effectiveness in improving livelihoods.
Mixed-method approach including qualitative interviews and focus groups
Assessment of existing youth empowerment programmes
Secondary data analysis of government reports and academic literature
35% of young people in port city areas are unemployed or underemployed
Existing programmes lack comprehensive coverage and tailored support
The need for community-based vocational training centers and private sector partnerships is highlighted

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Mixed-method assessment reveals gaps in youth empowerment programmes in South African port cities, suggesting targeted interventions.

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Dlamini et al. (2006) studied this question.

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Youth Empowerment Programmes and Sustainable Livelihoods in South African Port Cities: A Policy Perspective

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