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The listing is good. surely no harm in trying

However kindly note the following
1. Graduate entry is PRACTICALLY "mission impossible" for non-indigenes (even if you study in SA)
2. Few 'entry' and medium career level are consider for foreigners (especially African) except with a valid work permit (a catch 22 scenario - work offer for permit, permit for work application)
3. Things are more open at management level (though not all rosy). Yet beware of victimisation, non-apparent 'black prove yourself'

Getting work is further compounded by AA (Affirmative Action) and EE (Employment Equity) law and BEE policies. This are kindda similar to the 'local content' law. Proof must be shown for preference for local (Black first, coloured second, indian third, white et al next) before employing foreigners