WIRE — The Conversation African governments are increasingly encouraging young people to work abroad. To address youth unemployment at home, for example, Ghana and Kenya have expanded labour mobility agreements with other countries. These include Spain, Qatar and Caribbean states. Agreements with Gulf countries have largely focused on construction and service-sector jobs. But newer partnerships with Caribbean countries are targeting skilled professionals like nurses The post Jobs abroad or jobs in Africa? Why a focus on work in other countries shouldn't replace opportunities at home appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.
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