We closed off with Gerhard Papenfus – CEO of the National Employers' Association of South
Africa or NEASA. The National Employers' Association of South Africa is adamant
that the current education system is failing young people in preparing them to
enter the formal job market. NEASA views the latest matric results as a skewed
reflection of learners' ability to join South Africa
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