South Africa’s young people are increasingly moving into “side-hustles” — part-time work outside their main employment — usually to counter the rising cost of essentials such as food and fuel.
Having more than one income stream is becoming a necessity, not simply a way to earn pocket money for recreational purposes. This is particularly true for people with extended families.
A study by the Henley Business School defines a side hustle as a form of employment taken on in addition to one’s full-time job.
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