Business 9 November 2026, 08:58

AI must create jobs, not deepen South Africa’s unemployment crisis – deputy labour minister

Minister Judith Nemadzinga-Tshabalala said AI and Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) technologies were transforming the workplace.

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