Famous for its diverse wildlife, the Republic of Kenya is home to 56,534,459 people as of 2022. It ranks 93 on the Human Capital Index [HCI] as of 2020 and 140 on the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita worldwide as of 2021. The country has approximately 24.97 million people in its labour force, including men, women, and children. Other than this, machine learning, cloud computing, and programming are some in-demand skills in Kenya.

The Republic of Zimbabwe has a population of 15,367,570 as of 2022. Approximately 3.4 million Zimbabweans amounting to a quarter of the country's population, are known to have migrated to other countries in search of better jobs and lifestyles. The country's skilled workforce comprises app developers, UX/ UI designers, etc. Zimbabwe ranks low at 122 on the Human Capital Index [HCI] as of 2020 and 175 on the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita worldwide as of 2021. However, despite its economic instability, it boasts spectacular natural wonders, wildlife, waterfalls, and rich culture.