Africa de Sud s-a trezit că nu mai are cine să muncească în fabrici după ce au fost dați afară din țară migranții

Following xenophobic protests in South Africa, many migrant workers have fled, leaving local factories struggling to fill vacancies. Despite high unemployment among South Africans, few locals are willing to take low-paying jobs in the garment industry. Factory owners report significant workforce losses and difficulties in hiring skilled workers. The protests have exacerbated existing issues in the textile sector, with many factories operating at a loss and facing reduced orders. The government has deported over 53,000 foreign nationals amid calls for stricter immigration controls, but the impact on the local economy remains uncertain.