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Seventeen South African men recruited for purported jobs in Ukraine found themselves in combat zones. Their families discovered no government system existed to verify overseas employment offers before departure. The case exposes policy failures in recruitment oversight and highlights the need for preventive safeguards across government agencies.

South African families search for answers as men vanish into Ukraine job scheme