Don't even mention those economically powerful cities with populations over a million—Kitwe can't compete even with same-tier cities like Maputo or Benguela that have a similar population size to Kitwe.
As for Kitwe's talent recruitment and cooperation efforts, the relevant universities and institutions in East Africa are quite welcoming. The film and television industry is still a small cake at the moment, but it has huge potential, so even Rhein City's existing film sector isn't afraid of competition.
Universities are even more straightforward about it: if students can secure jobs immediately upon graduation and receive government-level support, whichever way you look at it, that's a good thing.
Nowadays, because the level of higher-education coverage in East Africa is relatively high, the "value" of East African university students is far from being as high as that of university students in other countries.
