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Human Rights Association says recruiters deliberately target desperate job seekers, charge illegal fees and trap them in exploitative conditions that amount to trafficking
About 68 000 employed Emaswati earn less than E2 000 per month. This is according to the 2023 Integrated Labour Force Survey, which was provided to the Sunday Observer by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) following last week’s article by...
Gangsterism, suicide, family breakdown and substance abuse are increasingly pushing the local youth to cycles of violence, emotional distress and criminal activity. This is contained in the State of the Youth Report 2025 that was...
About 68 000 employed Emaswati earn less than E2 000 per month. This is according to the 2023 Integrated Labour Force Survey, which was provided to the Sunday Observer by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) following last week’s article by...
The Government of South Africa has come under pressure to act against what a human rights body describes as the systematic exploitation and trafficking of local workers into mines, timber operations, farms and domestic service across the...