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  "path": "/thought-leader/opinion/2026-02-27-inactive-youth-sonas-panacea-of-digital-skills-and-missed-creative-opportunities/",
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  "textContent": "If a commitment to youth-led initiative is to be taken seriously, it is imperative to include youth in decision making on where to direct investment, how to design curricula for skills training, which job markets to prioritise, including those that may not yet exist.",
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