franchasofficia:
Africans should not apply for this yeye visa, let the lazy xenophobic Zulus work and develop their country on their own, they are lucky the white people there made things easy for them, they should stop disturbing the rest of Africans.

If they want more white people to further develop their country, they can head to Netherlands and apply for more Dutchmen to come to their country and live

MzansiCoolio:
Last time I checked Germany & Canada took in millions of migrants to plug their skills shortage but Japagerian Generator Republicans never called them lazy and insecure. White worshipping is so sad and pathetic 🇳🇬👎🏾💩💩💩💩

Rahkman:
shut the Bleep you hiv infected xenophobian, did you hear about usa canada or the uk which have sizeable nigerian population begin to attack the nigerians living there and destroying their buisness? Stupid slowpoke

MzansiCoolio:


I'm surprised you have a charged phone since you have 1MW of electricity to share among 250 million people. Grid collapsed for the 150th time in 11 years. Maybe if you didn't sell drugs and scam people in SA you wouldn't be attacked. What serious Nigerian business can you point in SA? Name one 😂😂😂😂😂

Ekeneegwu:


For real this bloodletting fool really thinks he is up to the task … hey black hating midget ask your bald self why SA ladies can’t get enough of we Nigerians … cursed generation of depressed fools get a life and keep Nigerian names of your impotent lips

CandidAdmin:
MzansiCoolio
You have to stop insulting everyone if you want them to change the view they have about you guys.

Back to the topic, why do I need to work from home in SA? Why can't I just work from my country?
Or I'm I missing something?
Is my understanding wrong?

MzansiCoolio:


I'm not sure about that. Right now i have more pressing issues - to destroy Generator Republic trolls

MzansiCoolio:


White worshipping Generator Republican 🇳🇬💩 get mouth. How's Nepa getting along sharing 1MW of electricity between 250 million people? ☹️☹️☹️ With all that oil sha but electricity production is rocket science 😢😢😢

MzansiCoolio:


I'm not sure about that. Right now i have more pressing issues - to destroy Generator Republic trolls

clockwisereport:
I would rather die in Papua new Guinea than to go to this Xenophobia republic

MzansiCoolio:
Mzansi (South Africa) needs more skilled foreigners!

This is according to President Cyril Ramaphosa.

In his weekly newsletter on Monday, 12 February, Ramaphosa emphasised the need for more people with the right skills to succeed in an ever-changing global economy.

“This is so that our economy can be competitive, grow and create employment. As a country, we've invested much in producing these skills, from significantly expanding access to higher education, introducing digital programmes in TVET colleges and a shift to a new pay-for-performance approach to skills development.

"However, it will take some time before we'll be able to produce enough skilled people to enable our country to grow rapidly,” Ramaphosa said.

A review report published last year found that South Africa’s available labour supply “does not match demand from companies which are essentially looking to employ management-level personnel, professionals, engineers, technicians, science and maths educators, as well as IT experts”.

The president pointed out that many of these high-level skills must be sourced internationally, at least in the short-term.

Last week, the Department of Home Affairs published four public comment draft amendments to existing immigration regulations that will significantly boost efforts to attract workers with critical skills to Mzansi.

The draft amendments deal with two visa categories: a remote working visa and the critical skills visa.

“The introduction of a remote working visa responds to the rapidly evolving world of work, where increasing numbers of skilled workers, notably in the tech industry, are attracted by the lifestyle benefits of working from a remote location,” Ramaphosa said.

He added that it also caters to so-called digital nomads, who are able to work virtually from any location in the world.

A remote worker who wants to work in South Africa while employed by a foreign company will be able to receive such a visa.

Ramaphosa said an efficient, agile, responsive visa regime was key to attracting business investment and boosting economic growth.

“International experience shows that employees with critical skills contribute to improved productivity, enhanced innovation, and improving the competitiveness of the firms they work for,” he said.

In October last year, the Department of Home Affairs released guidelines for corporate employers under a ‘Trusted Employer Scheme’, which will make the visa process easier for large investors and streamline application requirements.

Furthermore, the introduction of a 'Trusted Employer Scheme' aims to simplify the visa process for large investors, making South Africa more appealing for industries like business process outsourcing and customer experience. Ramaphosa cited the country's growing attractiveness as an offshore customer experience delivery destination and the government's investment in supporting the sector's expansion.

The president claimed that the guidelines send a clear signal to business that Mzansi is committed to attracting skills that meet the demands of a modern, inclusive and growing economy.

MzansiCoolio:


White worshipping Generator Republican 🇳🇬💩 get mouth. How's Nepa getting along sharing 1MW of electricity between 250 million people? ☹️☹️☹️ With all that oil sha but electricity production is rocket science 😢😢😢

MzansiCoolio:


White worshipping Generator Republican 🇳🇬💩 get mouth. How's Nepa getting along sharing 1MW of electricity between 250 million people? ☹️☹️☹️ With all that oil sha but electricity production is rocket science 😢😢😢

MzansiCoolio:


White worshipping Generator Republican 🇳🇬💩 get mouth. How's Nepa getting along sharing 1MW of electricity between 250 million people? ☹️☹️☹️ With all that oil sha but electricity production is rocket science 😢😢😢

Lawag3:


Do not insult, be mature in this conversation.

From your national stats you've guys have a large number of unemployment or unemployed youths. Why not give this jobs to them.

Although I think I have an answer to that question because a South African told me that your government prefers competence and qualification to familiarity of you get what I mean.

So if that's the case are there no qualified and competent South African.

Because the some SANS believe that the lack of job is caused by foreigners who are taking these jobs.