These countries are poaching South Africans for jobs – paying up to R2.3 million
The global north is poaching talented South Africans to fill their skills deficit, and it’s working.
FRIDAY, 15 NOVEMBER 2024, 23:47
The global north is poaching talented South Africans to fill their skills deficit, and it’s working.
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