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From Wage Labor to Permaculture: Why Young Southern Africans Are Reverse-Migrating to Rural Farms

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From Wage Labor to Permaculture: Reverse Migration to Rural Farms Opening: A New Trend in Migration For decades, young people in Southern Africa moved to cities, shaping economic and health systems. Cities offered jobs, education, and services in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, and Gqeberha. However, a new pattern is emerging. Some youth are returning to […]

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