Inflation in South Africa hit a 5-year high largely due to soaring fuel and public transport costs. Amid the rising cost of living, countries in Africa’s most industrialized nation have embraced hybrid working. CGTN’s Nick Mudimba shares more on the move that is not only reducing operational costs but is also improving employee performance.
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