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The National Skills Authority is a statutory body that was first established in 1999 in terms of Chapter 2 of the Skills Development Act 1998.

29/10/2026

The NSA Chairperson, Ms Asanda Luwaca, participated at the launch of the Mpumalanga Skills Development Zone, held at the Nkangala District Municipality.

The launch brought together key skills development stakeholders, including representatives from the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), the Presidency, the Mpumalanga Provincial Government, the JET Project Management Unit, provincial departments, public entities, SALGA and local government, to strengthen collaboration in advancing skills development in the province.

29/10/2026

Official Launch of the Mpumalanga Skills Development Zone!

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28/10/2026

📌 Strategic Engagement on the Development of the North West Provincial Master Skills Plan

The National Skills Authority (NSA), in collaboration with the North West Provincial Government and the Public Service Sector Education and Training Authority (PSETA), held a strategic engagement to strengthen collaboration towards the development of the North West Provincial Master Skills Plan.

The engagement was chaired by the Director-General (DG) in the North West Office of the Premier, Mr M.P. Mogotlhe, and attended by the Deputy Director-General, Mr Brien Setswambung; NSA Executive Officer, Mr Zamokwakhe Khuzwayo; PSETA Chief Executive Officer, Ms Bontle Lerumo, NSA Deputy Chairperson, Mr Shadrack Mpondomse; NSA Member representing Business, Mr Tommy Oliphant; NSA Director, Ms Olwethu Nyewe; representatives from Stellenbosch University; and other senior management representatives.

The engagement focused on strengthening inter-institutional collaboration and aligning skills development initiatives with provincial priorities, labour market demands and economic development objectives. The Provincial Master Skills Plan will support improved youth employability, expanded workplace-based learning opportunities and a more responsive post-school education and training system.

22/10/2026

📌 Strategic Engagement on the Development of the Eastern Cape Provincial Master Skills Plan

The National Skills Authority (NSA), in collaboration with the Eastern Cape Provincial Government and the Local Government Sector Education and Training Authority (LGSETA), held a strategic engagement to strengthen collaboration towards the development of the Eastern Cape Provincial Master Skills Plan.

The engagement was chaired by the Director-General in the Office of the Premier, Mr Mbulelo Sogoni, and attended by NSA Chairperson Ms Asanda Luwaca, Board Members: Mr Sekete Moshoeshoe (Deputy Chairperson), Mr Vijayen Niadoo (QCTO) and Dr Noel Sicwebu (Employment Services), NSA Executive Officer Mr Zamokwakhe Khuzwayo, NSA Director Ms Olwethu Nyewe, LGSETA Administrator Mr Zukile Mvalo and senior management representatives.

The engagement focused on strengthening collaboration and aligning skills development initiatives with labour market demands, improving youth employability and supporting the Eastern Cape’s economic growth and development.

14/10/2026

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09/10/2026

HAPPENING NOW| The NSA and SASSETA are engaged in robust deliberations on key matters raised during the consultation, providing an opportunity to reflect on performance, address identified challenges and strengthen governance and accountability.

The engagement provided an opportunity for the NSA to receive an update on SASSETA’s organisational performance, financial position, governance and strategic priorities, including a review of its performance over the past three financial years: 2023/24, 2024/25 and 2025/26.

The discussions aim to promote constructive engagement and identify opportunities to enhance the responsiveness of skills development interventions within the sector.

09/10/2026

The National Skills Authority (NSA) is conducting a consultation with the Safety and Security Sector Education and Training Authority (SASSETA) as part of its ongoing governance oversight mandate.

NSA Chairperson, Ms Asanda Luwaca, opened the session and set the tone for constructive engagement on key matters relating to SASSETA’s organisational performance, with particular emphasis on maintaining clean audits, strengthening governance and ensuring effective strategic delivery. “The consultation also seeks to examine the relevance, reach and impact of SASSETA’s programmes and interventions, while identifying areas for improvement to strengthen accountability and the overall responsiveness of skills development initiatives within the safety and security sector”.

21/09/2026

The National Skills Authority (NSA) is hosting its Second Quarter Authority Meeting Chaired by, Ms Asanda Luwaca. The meeting brings Authority Members together to review progress on the NSA’s programmes and activities, consider key governance and oversight matters. The meeting provides an important platform for the Authority to reflect on progress, strengthen oversight and provide strategic direction towards advancing the skills development system.

18/09/2026

HAPPENING NOW: The NSA–HWSETA consultation, members are reflecting and engaging on the progress presented by the SETA on strategic priorities, 2025/26 performance, 2026/27 planned programmes, projects, governance, financial performance and corporate services. These discussions explore the HWSETA’s initiatives to strengthen the sector’s responsiveness to the special programmes and initiatives contributing to the broader Post-School Education and Training (PSET) system and national development priorities.

18/09/2026

The National Skills Authority (NSA) is engaging with the Health and Welfare Sector Education and Training Authority (HWSETA) as part of its ongoing governance oversight mandate. NSA Chairperson, Ms Asanda Luwaca, welcomed NSA Members and the HWSETA delegation to this important engagement, emphasising the importance of open, constructive and robust discussions that contribute to strengthening governance, accountability and performance within the skills development system.

"The opening session observed a moment of silence in solidarity with victims and families affected by the scourge of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and violence against women in South Africa".

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178 NDINAYE HOUSE, Francis Baard Street (Old Schoeman Street), 6th Floor, Room 6111
Pretoria
0083

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 16:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 16:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 16:00
Thursday	08:00 - 16:00
Friday	08:00 - 16:00

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http://www.nationalskillsauthority.org.za/

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