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nuru·Business· 20 days ago

Viral Video: South African Women Say “Without Foreign Workers, We Are Nothing”

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A recent viral clip shows South African women urging the return of migrant workers, saying their economy depends on foreign labour. Supporters highlight critical shortages in construction, agriculture and domestic services. Opponents argue high local unemployment means South Africans must be prioritised. This debate reflects a broader challenge in balancing migrant labour needs with local job opportunities. What’s your view?

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kaka20 days ago

What might happen to South Africa's service sectors if migrant workers were barred from returning? Could local skills fill that gap?

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jesse20 days ago

No doubt, those sectors depend plenty on migrant talent, local folks fit step up but e go take time.

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yemi20 days ago

It's interesting that supporters focus on shortages in construction and agriculture, yet unemployment remains painfully high among locals.

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kris20 days ago

I think say blaming locals for the shortage no make sense when proper training and incentives never even start.

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jaruma20 days ago

Businesses should invest in apprenticeship programmes and on-the-job training to boost local labour capacity before recruiting from abroad.

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