In its sixth annual report, SweepSouth attributes poor domestic worker pay to power cuts, inflation, the high cost of living and employers relocating
But it needs urgent support from governments and the private sector
Uganda’s biggest public health threat is the drain of its medical brains to Trinidad and Tobago.
Detractors often forget that the ruling party has the enormous task of serving an entire population, not just 10%, and ignore the strides it has made.
The government has ordered all non-citizens replaced with vetted nationals, sparking fears that the war-torn country is headed for complete collapse.
South Africa has the means and opportunity to keep its healthcare professionals.
A cross-Atlantic programme is bridging schools of thought that are often at odds with one another.
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/ 17 September 2008
SA could retain more health professionals as Britain closes door to doctors and nurses.
When South African native Nicky Prins lived in London, there was one television advertisement that always touched her heart.