Africa-Press – Lesotho. The Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace will celebrate International Youth Month by training young people affected by the high demand for work in livelihoods.
The head of the rights department at the Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace Advocate Ntsebebo Hlapi, in an interview with the Voice of the Nation on Monday, said the event would be held today in Thabaneng Mafeteng, with the aim of encouraging young people to come out.
in various organizations subsistence and productive livelihoods in agriculture. Hlapi said the organization did this after realizing that many young people were affected by the high demand for work by not realizing that work was not just about hiring.
He pointed out that the minds of young people seem to be slow to think as they sit on the same side for a long time without doing anything, and end up falling into the trap of being part of the people involved in the killings of these wars.
such as South Africa’s idle mining disputes and active involvement in the color-coded famed music industry organizations within the district. “As an organization we have seen that in order to achieve this goal of creating peace and stability in this environment, we must stand on the side of the youth, giving them livelihood opportunities because now they are crying out for jobs.
We have invited various branches of the Lesotho government to encourage young people, such as the Ministry of Gender, Youth, Sport and Recreation, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security and the Ministry of Small Business Development, Co-operatives and Markets, ”Fish said. so.
He explained that they had invited experts from these departments because there were already talented young people within the Ministry of Gender, Youth, Sports and Recreation to train them with skills, adding that there had been funding and The youth-based opportunities within the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security have been compromised and they have not been aware of it.
Hlapi went on to show that the Ministry of Small Business, Co-operatives and Markets will also step in to encourage young people to start their own businesses and to have a connection between them because they are aware that they are still try to start your own business but they are not successful and one person gets discouraged faster than when they meet others.
Hlapi pointed out that the young people the organization has selected to participate as co-operative and seem to have a passion for doing certain things in order to avoid giving training to every young person and ultimately have no idea out of the mouth.
“These young people are falling short of in-district organizations that include one of the World Vision organizations that is already working with young people to teach them to focus on agricultural issues.
These youth organizations have not yet started these livelihoods but are already encouraging young people to get more involved in agriculture, ”Hlapi said.
He pointed out that this would be effective in helping the organization to determine if young people were successful in doing what they were expected to do after the training and to follow up on their performance.
“We are trying to build a peak of peace within the Mafeteng district so the implication is that when we bring about change in a group that seems to be more concerned with issues related to the need for stability and not just encouraging it to stop fighting, this will provide a variety of opportunities to overcome such a problem, ”Fish said.
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