Why didn't you stay flying in Canada?
Huge opportunities there. And as part of the study visa, you are allowed to work there for two years if you work in the same field that you studied.
In my trip to Africa to find work, it cost me nearly 10k anyway by the time I paid for airfares and accommodation.
There is a lot of work in Africa yes. But there is a lot of pilots looking for it too.
If you had done your research on this forum you would realise that most countries in Southern Africa have a minimum hour rule now ranging from 300hrs to 1000hrs.
I also find it interesting... Are you only expecting to fly King Airs and C208s in Africa?