1 million South Africans have left one province because of its economic collapse
- About 890,715 people have left the Eastern Cape over the past 15 years due to its economic decline.
- The Eastern Cape's economic decline is driven by high unemployment rates, with the province losing many of its skilled residents to areas with more employment opportunities.
- The province's brain drain and loss of skilled residents may push the Eastern Cape further into decline, exacerbating its economic and social challenges.
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