
16/02/2025
The is often seen as the death knell for traditional careers, but I’m here to tell you that artisans aren’t just surviving, they’re thriving. My brother Oubaas, a boilermaker who has worked at Sasol in Secunda and at Eskom’s Medupi and Kusile power stations, is living proof.
While the world obsesses over coding boot camps and AI, the demand for skilled like him is skyrocketing.
The digital economy isn’t replacing artisans; it’s creating more space for them.
Dylan Bosman Elsie Harmse Blade Nzimande
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