Zebrajobs, Aggregation Site for African Jobs

Zebrajobs is a job aggregation site that connects job seekers and employers to exchange job-related information in Africa. The site works with companies and search the Internet to identify and post job opportunities for skilled professionals in every African country.

The idea of the site is to bring jobs in Africa to one place. Zebrajobs.com is very useful for Africans in the Diaspora who wish to return to their home country by availing a range of employment opportunities.

How does it work?

By registering on the site, job seekers can receive e-mail alerts (called Zed Alerts) on African employment opportunities and create and post personal profiles and résumés. Zebrajobs also provides career advice, internship and education opportunities, and information on skills improvement training.

For employers, all job postings are free, which I think is a great way to attract companies to post jobs. They also have the benefit of posting positions, searching the résumé database to discover qualified candidates, receiving applications in various formats, and taking advantage of a built-in advanced applicant tracking tool. So far, over 3000 jobs have been discovered in Africa, with South Africa having almost 2000 jobs on the site.

Site Features

Zebrajobs.com is also launching the first Africa-wide Virtual Job Fair that will run for three months from September 15, 2008 through December 15, 2008. During this event, the Web-based recruiting solutions will allow employers to search candidates’ database and to post their vacancies to be viewed by jobseekers from anywhere in the world.

Zebrajobs.com is a joint venture between the African-based company, Info Mind Solutions, headquartered in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and US-based, Danya International, Inc., headquartered in Silver Spring, Maryland. The site hopes to generate revenue from advertisements and sponsorships.

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