Students in classrooms across South Africa are set to benefit from a new government initiative aimed at increasing school enrollment among disadvantaged youth. The program, launched by the Ministry of Education, focuses on providing access to quality education in underserved communities. Officials say the initiative includes the distribution of learning materials and the hiring of additional teachers to support students in rural and low-income areas. The move comes as part of broader efforts to address educational disparities and improve literacy rates. Local educators have welcomed the initiative, noting that it could help reduce the dropout rate among young learners.