Sex and bribes for jobs must come to an end in SA.
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There many challenges in finding work at present. What we can not accept is employment given to friends or political allies. We need people who are suitable or have the potential to perform well. RISE Mzansi's listening to communities has reaffirmed other unacceptable practices.

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Today, RISE Mzansi stands with young people and South Africans who experience the cash and sex for jobs practice, which is prevalent in the country. 

We picketed outside the JSE, led by Songezo Zibi, the National Leader. 
Zibi emphasised that we need new leaders who will

[REMARKS] We need new leaders who will ensure that cash and sex for jobs practices are investigated, rooted out and criminalised - RISE Mzansi’s National Leader, Songezo Zibi

He was speaking outside the JSE where he led a picket and handed over a memorandum calling for the end

🎥WATCH: “Unemployment is very high in South Africa, our brothers and sisters have no money but there are people in our economy who take advantage of especially young people,” - RISE Mzansi’s National Leader, Songezo Zibi outside the JSE

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“We at RISE Mzansi demand that on the government and legislators recognise that asking for money for jobs is a particular, standalone criminal offence and form of corruption and extortion. The Minister of Police has a responsibility to reduce crime, but if this crime is not even

“There is a need to stop referring to the practice as “trading sex for a job” or “sex for jobs”; “bribes for a job” or “cash for jobs.” Describing this practice as a “trade” is unacceptable and only embeds the practice into a culture of victim blaming. Job seekers should not have

“RISE Mzansi spoke with many South Africans as part of our listening tour in the past 18 months who raised the issue of having to pay with money or sex to get a job. There are 7.9 million South Africans looking for work and we all have the responsibility to hear them. RISE Mzansi

“RISE Mzansi calls on the JSE, SACCI, SALGA and various government departments and legislators to work with us in ensuring a zero- tolerance approach to these criminal offences,” - #SongezoZibi RISE Mzansi’s National Leader ready our memorandum to the JSE this morning.

“RISE Mzansi believes that it is the responsibility of both the public and private sector to acknowledge that sex for jobs and cash for jobs is a widespread practice and not just isolated incidents that tend to go away.
These crimes are perpetuated in many industrial sectors,

RISE Mzansi’s National Leader, Songezo Zibi is now reading out the memorandum to the JSE representatives that are here to receive our memorandum this afternoon.

“We at RISE Mzansi stand in solidarity with all South Africans seeking jobs. We further recognise and stand with

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“We don’t work; we have no jobs, but they ask us for a bribe,” says RISE Mzansi’s Chief Organiser, Makashule Gana - RISE Mzansi🇿🇦 Gana. 

We are outside the JSE in Sandton, as RISE Mzansi pickets, calling for an end to exploitation, and the practices of sex did jobs and cash for jobs in the retail