Employment and Labour Minister Nomakhosazana Meth reflects on the successful conclusion of the 31st NEDLAC Annual Summit held at the CSIR International Convention Centre in Pretoria.
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Technology must serve people.
Delivering the keynote address at the 31st NEDLAC Annual Summit, Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa emphasised that South Africa’s transition into the age of AI must remain firmly centred on people.
As technology transforms workplaces and creates new opportunities, we must ensure that it also expands economic participation, creates decent work, improves productivity and reduces inequality.
The future of AI must be inclusive and no South African should be left behind.
#NEDLAC2026 #AIForAll #InclusiveGrowth #DecentWork
Delivering the keynote address at the 31st NEDLAC Annual Summit, Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa emphasised that South Africa’s transition into the age of AI must remain firmly centred on people.
As technology transforms workplaces and creates new opportunities, we must ensure that it also expands economic participation, creates decent work, improves productivity and reduces inequality.
The future of AI must be inclusive and no South African should be left behind.
#NEDLAC2026 #AIForAll #InclusiveGrowth #DecentWork
In her address at the 31st NEDLAC Annual Summit, Minister of Employment and Labour Ms Nomakhosazana Meth emphasised that the opportunities presented by AI must be matched with deliberate action to protect workers, build skills, create jobs and ensure that no one is left behind.
The message is clear: social dialogue must move beyond conversation and towards action.
Government, Labour, Business and Community must work together to shape a human-centred digital economy, one that drives inclusive growth, strengthens enterprises, protects workers’ rights and creates opportunities for future generations.
The measure of our success will be what these conversations deliver for people.
#NEDLAC2026 #AIForAll #InclusiveGrowth #DecentWork #SocialDialogue
The message is clear: social dialogue must move beyond conversation and towards action.
Government, Labour, Business and Community must work together to shape a human-centred digital economy, one that drives inclusive growth, strengthens enterprises, protects workers’ rights and creates opportunities for future generations.
The measure of our success will be what these conversations deliver for people.
#NEDLAC2026 #AIForAll #InclusiveGrowth #DecentWork #SocialDialogue
From left to right: Deputy Minister Jomo Sibiya, Minister of Employment and Labour Ms Nomakhosazana Meth, and Minister of Electricity and Energy Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa at the 2026 NEDLAC Annual Summit, taking place at the CSIR International Convention Centre in Pretoria.
The Summit brings together Government, Labour, Business and Community to advance dialogue on inclusive growth and decent work in the age of AI.
Watch the Summit live: Live Stream
#NEDLAC2026 #AIForAll
The Summit brings together Government, Labour, Business and Community to advance dialogue on inclusive growth and decent work in the age of AI.
Watch the Summit live: Live Stream
#NEDLAC2026 #AIForAll
The voices of social dialogue take centre stage.
The Summit has moved into an important programme segment, beginning with an address on the Performance of NEDLAC by Acting Executive Director Ms Nobuntu Sibisi, reflecting on the work and progress of South Africa’s premier platform for social dialogue.
This is followed by addresses from constituency leaders, with Business represented by Mr Kaizer Moyane and Community represented by Mr Thembinkosi Josopu.
Together, these perspectives highlight the value of bringing Government, Labour, Business and Community to the same table, working through dialogue to advance inclusive growth and decent work in the age of AI. 🇿🇦
#NEDLAC2026 #AIForAll
The Summit has moved into an important programme segment, beginning with an address on the Performance of NEDLAC by Acting Executive Director Ms Nobuntu Sibisi, reflecting on the work and progress of South Africa’s premier platform for social dialogue.
This is followed by addresses from constituency leaders, with Business represented by Mr Kaizer Moyane and Community represented by Mr Thembinkosi Josopu.
Together, these perspectives highlight the value of bringing Government, Labour, Business and Community to the same table, working through dialogue to advance inclusive growth and decent work in the age of AI. 🇿🇦
#NEDLAC2026 #AIForAll
