President William Ruto has announced that Japanese companies have started recruiting Kenyans to work in Japan. Speaking on August 20, Ruto told the Yokohama City Assembly that his administration is ...
An Indian woman working in Japan has shared insights into the differences in work culture and living expenses between India and Japan. Lakshmi Sravya, an IIT Hyderabad graduate and project manager at ...
The Japanese government also stated that artisans and other blue-collar workers from Nigeria who are ready to upskill will also benefit from the special dispensation visa to work in Japan. The ...
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