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Accountants, Auditors, Lawyers, Economists, IT technicians, Analysts: SARS is hiring many workers

 The South African Revenue Service (Sars) is recruiting talented individuals across the country to join the organisation. The jobs offered vary from project managers to economists, systems engineers and analysts.

The entity has advertised vacancies for South Africans which include information technology specialists, data management specialists, audit and risk specialists, investigations specialists and auditors with a specific focus on tax evasion and related matters, as well as many other areas.

The vacancies are available across different regions in the country and have varying skill requirements. All the available vacancies currently available at Sars can be browsed on the Work In South Africa website:

Senior Economist – International Trade (Pretoria)

Consultant: Advance Tax Rulings (Pretoria)

Senior Economist – International Trade – Customs (Pretoria)

Senior Specialist: Data Analytics (Pretoria)

Software Developer (SQL, C#) – Pretoria

Auditor/forensic investigator (Pretoria)

Auditor/forensic investigator (Alberton)

Junior Consultants: Legal & Policy X2 (Pretoria)

Legal consultant (Pretoria)

Customs and Excise investigations Officer (Eastern Cape, Port Elizabeth)

Customs and Excise investigations Officer (Gauteng, Edenvale)

Team Member: Debt Collections (Durban)

Customs and Excise investigations Officer (Mpumalanga, Nelspruit)

Auditor: Investigative Audit (KwaZulu Natal)

Auditor: Investigative Audit (Western Cape)

Auditor: Investigative Audit (Limpopo)

Operational Manager: IT Service Delivery (Pretoria)

SHOCKING DETAILS: 11.5 million unemployed South Africans, 3.9 million people give up on life

South Africa has 11.5 million unemployed adults, 7.6 million of which are ready and willing to work. But the rest (3.9 million) have lost hope of ever finding employment, Work In South Africa has reported.

A PwC report titled South Africa Economic Outlook Responding to higher inflation and rising interest rates, said the unemployment numbers and hopelessness among millions of job seekers is a concern for business leaders.

“This is a big worry: 73% of South African respondents to PwC’s 25th Annual Global CEO Survey are very or extremely concerned about social inequality (including those stemming from gender, race, ethnicity, wealth, etc.) negatively impacting their company over the next 12 months,” said the report.

SOUTH AFRICA’S SKILLS-FORCE AMONG THE LOWEST GLOBALLY

The WEF Global Competitiveness Report 2019 ranks South Africa 101st out of 141 countries for the skills of its current workforce.

“What this tells us is that while the country’s education system produces hundreds of thousands of high school graduates each year, their skillset is not competitive in a global context,” states the report.

The report recommends that post-school upskilling in the private sector will be vital to ensuring that local industries are staffed with people who have the know-how to help drive economic growth.

PwC reports that while many businesses welcomed governments’ list of key occupations as a tool to facilitate the hiring of skilled international workers, it also served as an audit of skills that need to be developed locally – and fast.

WILL RETAILERS BE HIRING IN 2022?

The report warns that expanding retail companies need to transform the workforce that they have by upskilling staff.

“The country has a big volume of available labour. For companies looking to hire, this provides opportunities for acquiring new workers,” said the report.

According to industry-specific data, around 540,000 people who lost their jobs during 2021 Q3 had previously worked in trade sectors.

“Announced plans for store openings suggest that there will definitely be jobs available in the trade sector,” said the report.

The Pick n Pay Group is planning to open 200 new Boxer stores over the next three years.

The Shoprite Group (South Africa’s largest private-sector employer) plans to open more of its recently launched smaller-format Checkers Foods stores, stand-alone Medirite pharmacies, and Little Me baby stores.

Around 20 Spar stores that are still closed in the wake of the July 2021 unrest are scheduled to reopen this year.

ECONOMIC STAGNATION AMONG THE KEY RISK FACTORS

PwC has warned that economic growth will soon revert back to its long-term, low-growth trend, if impactful structural changes are not made.

“As the bounceback from the 2020-2021 lockdowns come to an end, South Africa’s growth rate is again falling.

We expect a real GDP growth rate of only 1.5% in 2024: this is now the country’s potential growth rate in a normal year based on structural constraints,” said the report. This will be barely higher than the population growth rate.

South African respondents to the survey underpinning the World Economic Forum (WEF) Global Risks Report 2022 identified prolonged economic stagnation as one of their top five risks for the country.

“This reflects the fact that too few of the key structural challenges faced by South Africa before COVID-19 have yet been resolved,” said the report.

Load shedding remains a key impediment to the growth
The report says that load-shedding is still the country’s number one growth impediment.

Power outages increased by an estimated 38% last year, with load-shedding averaging three hours per day.

“A combination of factors — including load-shedding, social unrest, business uncertainty due to the rate of recovery of the economy post-Covid-19, and many other issues — contributed to a net 742,000 job losses during the first three quarters of 2021.”

This reduced employment to almost as low as seen during lockdown levels 5 and 4 in the second quarter of 2020.

A look at some of the top mobile games with immaculate graphics

These days, mobile gaming has become a favoured option for many people when in need of some quick and easy entertainment. From celebrities to millennials, the vast majority of the global population has probably played a mobile game at least once. In the early days of mobile gaming, the most sophisticated titles in the space […]
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Topbet Mobile App in South Africa 2022

Do you want sports betting and a mobile casino to be in one place? Then download the Topbet Mobile App to your smartphone. And while the download is underway, read our expert review of this program. Topbet Mobile App is a typical African application that contains everything necessary for the comfort of its players. And […]
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3 reasons why you should delete your ex’s contact

Nowadays relationships are complicated especially with the invention of the internet and more so technology which brought about several social media apps like WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram. Once the relationship is over, moving on is not easy and keeping your ex's contact won’t make it any easier. Here are some reasons why deleting your ex's […]
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Al Ahly president fines coach Pitso Mosimane R281 000 for losing match

Al Ahly president Mahmoud El Khatib has fined head coach Pitso Mosimane, his staff and players 300 000 Egyptian pounds (R 281 000) each after their 2020/21 Egyptian Super Cup defeat against Tala'ea El-Gaish. The Red Devils were considered favourites for the domestic cup, and it would have seen them win it for a record […]
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Idols SA replaces Somizi - You won't believe who the new judge is

It has been revealed that the producers are eyeing singer Kelly Khumalo to take over Mhlongo’s hot seat. Following the dumping of Somizi Mhlongo from his Idols SA duties by M-net, the show will replace the flamboyant choreographer with guest presenters. Highly placed sources said that the channel has decided to use guest presenters to […]
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#FeesMustFall activist Bonginkosi Khanyile arrested for looting and unrest in Joburg & KZN

Fees Must Fall activist Bonginkosi Khanyile, 31, has been arrested in Johannesburg for allegedly instigating the recent unrest and looting in KwaZulu-Natal. The Hawks did not confirm his identity, but released a statement confirming they arrested a 31-year-old man in Johannesburg. "It is alleged that the suspect was involved in the incitement of public violence […]
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Mandatory Covid-19 vaccination for the working class in South Africa: Govt advisor reveals

Mandatory Covid-19 jabs for specific groups are being discussed by the ministerial advisory committee on vaccines, says its chair, professor Barry Schoub. His confirmation came amid growing calls from scientists and health activists for compulsory vaccination of groups such as health workers and others who spend time indoors with other people. But according to health […]
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Mohale accused of cheating quickly replaces Somizi with 3 different men (SEE PICS & NAMES)

Following the abuse allegations actor Mohale Motaung made against media personality Somizi Mhlongo, the estranged couple have both confirmed that they are getting a divorce. Earlier, infidelity claims bruised their marriage after Somizi reportedly accused his husband Mohale, who is 22 years his junior, of cheating on him. In the leaked audio clips released by […]
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You are guilty of corruption: President Ramaphosa told after testifying at Zondo Commission

President Cyril Ramaphosa's evidence at the Zondo Commission is an indication that he is "guilty as a perpetrator and/or accomplice to corruption", according to suspended ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule. Magashule's application for leave to appeal the High Court ruling, which upheld his suspension from the ANC, will be heard on Wednesday. Magashule filed a notice […]
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Man divorces stingy wife for denying him sex for 4 years

  A  man recently got his wish granted after his 30-year-old marriage was dissolved by Igando Customary Court Nigeria. According to Daily Post, the 56-year-old businessman approached the court to terminate his marriage claiming his wife denied him sex for four years. “My wife denies me my matrimonial rights. She also threatened to kill me […]
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