Anglo American’s Zimele programme, which has supported SMEs in mining towns since the late 1980s, is expanding into tourism to open skills and short-term job opportunities for young people — including chances to travel abroad.
By Dineo Faku – Business Live
Zimele’s head, Larisha Naidoo, says tourism is creating new pathways for youth in mining communities to gain experience while seeing the world, building on the programme’s long-standing jobs focus.
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