21/09/2026
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This morning the Ministry of Youth and Gender Affairs (MYGA), the Presidential Youth Employment Campaign (PYEC) and UNICEF started the two-day Ghanzi Generation Unlimited Youth Fair.
The Fair is part of a Public Private Partnership between the MYGA, UNICEF Botswana, PYEC, and other partners to connect young people with practical options and employment opportunities.
The Fair aims to bring young people closer to information and avail opportunities in education, skills development, entrepreneurship and employment.
When delivering her address to Ghanzi youth, Acting Chief Programmes Officer, Ms Isabel Ndebele gave an overview of the Ministry of Youth and Gender Affairs mandate stating that "MYGA is custodian of the youth of Botswana and serves to provide opportunities for youth employment , development and emancipation."
Ms Ndebele further explained that
the Generation Unlimited is a global multi sector programme that helps young people become productive and engaged by connecting secondary age education and training to employment and entrepreneurship.
For his part, Youth Liason Officer at the Presidential Youth Employment Campaign Mr Umbambi Ndiwenyu, outlined the operational nature of PYEC noting that the campaign serves to among others; Address high unemployment, address skills mismatch, and remove bottlenecks to entry level opportunities.
As a means of adopting technology to address issues of access to employers, Tiro Connect gave a hybrid presentation on the free digital marketplace, where skilled, semi-skilled, formally qualified and self-taught individuals can register and make their abilities visible to potential employers.
The ongoing Generation Unlimited Youth Fair is includes presentations centered on Citizen Economic Empowerment, business opportunities in Ghanzi, financial literacy training and labour and employment relations.
Stay tuned to the Ministry of Youth and Gender Affairs social media platforms fro more updates.