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KR's HUMAN CAPITAL AND LABOUR RESEARCH provides an in-depth and comprehensive overview of the latest human capital and labour trends and developments in Africa. Each country report provides the most up-to-date data available on the state of human capital in that country and each chapter includes implications, challenges and recommendations. The research will provide you with a better understanding and knowledge of the context of human capital and labour in Africa. In addition, the research sets these developments in context and explains their significance. This enables you to make better strategic decisions for your organisation. The African Human Capital and Labour Reports will give you a better understanding and knowledge of the context of human capital and labour in terms of: Employment levels and trends, education and skills development, standards of living, health care, industrial relations, economic indicators, inter-cultural challenges, labour market efficiency and more. Where appropriate the various indicators were benchmarked against South Africa and Nigeria to provide a better perspective and context.