Cape Town becoming Africa’s call centre hub, says MMC James Vos | by jareater
CAPE TOWN - Cape Town is quickly becoming the call centre hub on the continent creating thousands of jobs in the process.
The business process outsourcing sector had created over 35,000 jobs servicing the international community over the past 10 years. A further 25,000 young people were employed to service the domestic market. — James Vos August 20, 2020 Vos said that the sector would play a key role in the city’s COVID-19 economic recovery plan.
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