The Afrikaner town of Orania has called for “young and skilled workers” to help improve the town and ensure its sustainability. The CEO of Orania Joost Strydom said the town needed improvement to keep up with the rest of South Africa and is calling upon white, skilled, Afrikaners to join the town and grow the economy.
The population is growing here, as more jobs and homes continue to spring up in Orania. However, the CEO of the town isn’t ready to rest on any laurels just yet. Joost Strydom said that one of the advantages of working for Orania is that the town has zero crime rate, 100% service rate, and all workers are paid on time.
He said young Afrikaners were needed for various jobs such as plumbing, engineering, and work in the arts to accelerate Orania’s growth. These skilled workers will be helping to provide services to nearly 2000 people and will be paid in the currency called Ora.
The town started in 1963 to preserve Afrikaaner culture as a cultural project, the town in the Karoo region of the Northern Cape has proved to be resilient against steady attacks particularly from EFF and ANC who are constantly calling for the project to be closed.
Sources: https://www.timeslive.co.za/news/south-africa/2022-01-18-young-an-afrikaner-and-skilled-orania-needs-you-to-help-ensure-its-sustainability
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