Global firms seen growing South Africa operations by 45% by 2030

The Zimbabwe Industrial Reconstruction and Growth Plan is a bridging transitional framework between the expired Zimbabwe National Industrial Development Policy and the upcoming new Zimbabwe National Industrial Development Policy.

Global companies are set to significantly expand or set up operations in South Africa by the end of the decade to access its talent pool.

The offshoring industry is expected to grow to $6.8 billion by 2030, or 1.6% of gross domestic product, from an estimated $4.4 billion, or 1% of GDP, currently and create more than 212 000 skilled jobs, according to research conducted by global talent solutions firm Robert Walters.

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