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CapeTown ETC (blog)
March 15, 2018
Sundaram fled back to India after continual threats and a fear for his life. In the explosive new book, on shelves soon, Sundaram shares how Gupta lieutenants falsely handed South African jobs to Indian nationals. He was also told the news would be pro-ANC, and mostly pro-Zuma by all accounts.
Daily Free Press (blog)
March 15, 2018
Moved by Doubt's story, McNabb said her experience in Zimbabwe kick-started a 15-year public health career in Africa, focused on bringing health care to those in poverty. “I was just heartbroken by the fact that I knew in my country there were tests and medications available, and these children weren'tÃâà...
News24
March 13, 2018
In an explosive new book, he also bares how Gupta lieutenants fraudulently handed South African jobs to Indian nationals. Indian journalist Rajesh Sundaram's tell-all book Indentured - Behind the Scenes at Gupta TV, published by Jacana, hits the shelves on Wednesday. The term "indenture" refers to aÃâà...
Independent Online
March 7, 2018
It is undeniable, however, that many South African's jobs will become obsolete or change as AI becomes more of a permanent fixture in the workplace. The significant portion of SA's workforce that is unskilled or semi-skilled will most likely be the first to be replaced by machines that will be able to do theÃâà...
Business Day
March 7, 2018
... let alone grow, attract investment and create jobs, unless the local market is secure and protected. SA must use the trade remedies at its disposal if it wants economic growth. Our economic ministries have been, and are, guilty of exporting South African jobs — the rising tide of imports is testament to this.
Business Day
March 7, 2018
Paris — French forestry and wood products group Rougier filed for bankruptcy on Tuesday, causing uncertainty for its nearly 3,000 employees in central Africa, a court source told AFP. The 95-year-old company blamed major logistical problems at the port of Doula in Cameroon, as well as delays to taxÃâà...
Powell River Peak
February 21, 2018
“I had gotten a job in Africa,” he said. “We are Catholic and it was the last weekend before Lent. In those days during Lent they wouldn't marry people, and I had to leave.” After the wedding, Theo went to what was then Southern Rhodesia, known today as the Republic of Zambia, where he had found workÃâà...
GhanaWeb
February 19, 2018
... report recommended the coach's dismissal which was unanimously endorsed last Friday, and the decision will be communicated to him officially on Monday despite pleas by the coach to be allowed to stay on the job. This is not the first time the Scotsman is being fired on the job in Africa after Kenyan sideÃâà...
GhanaWeb
February 19, 2018
... report recommended the coach's dismissal which was unanimously endorsed last Friday, and the decision will be communicated to him officially on Monday despite pleas by the coach to be allowed to stay on the job. This is not the first time the Scotsman is being fired on the job in Africa after Kenyan sideÃâà...
BusinessTech
February 6, 2018
The Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO) has called for public comment on 27 occupational qualifications which are being considered for TVETs and other registered private education providers around the country. An occupational qualification is a qualification associated with a trade,Ãâà...
Eyewitness News
May 4, 2017
Here's what's happening to African jobs - in 5 charts. Fifteen to 20 million increasingly well-educated young people are expected to join the continent's workforce every year until 2030. Picture: Pixabay.com. World Economic Forum Ãâ÷ Africa Ãâ÷ African jobs Ãâ÷ Jobs in africa. Email; PrintÃâà...
BusinessGhana
December 31, 1999
Within less than two decades it will be cheaper to operate robots in US factories than hire workers in Africa, a new report warns. Falling automation costs are predicted to cause job losses as manufacturers return to richer economies.Some analysts say poorer countries could be less impacted by this trend,Ãâà...
IT News Africa
December 31, 1999
It is undeniable, however, that many South African's jobs will become obsolete or change as AI becomes more of a permanent fixture in the workplace. The significant portion of SA's workforce that is unskilled or semi-skilled will most likely be the first to be replaced by machines that will be able to do theÃâà...
