ISRAEL IS DEMANDING FOR MORE AFRICAN WORKERS 

Michael Lotem is Israeli's Ambassador to Kenya and has provided explanation as to why his country is seeking to engage more African workers.

Israeli labour force is declining because majority of country's workers have grown weary of carrying out duties that puts them in danger or rigorous stress, physically. 

So, at the moment, Israel is set to receive 1, 500 Kenyans, and they will be deployed to work in designated farms when to arrive.

The Kenyan workers that are going to Israel are part of a three-year renewable contract, "with a guaranteed net [monthly] income" of $1,500 (£1,195).”

Israeli Ambassador said the focus of his country is on East Africa with Tanzania and Uganda being the regions of interest.

Already, Malawi government had announced sending around 221 people to the Middle East with some of them in Israel.

The Israel and Hamas war is said to have left the Israel's farmlands in desolate conditions because the farmers were forced to quit their enterprises for their safety.