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Ramaphosa to address South Africa's migration crisis as Ntshavheni rules out shutdown

Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni has warned that no one will be allowed to shut down the country as tensions over illegal immigration grow.

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Ramaphosa vows crackdown as xenophobic violence spreads

President pledges stricter immigration enforcement, including workplace inspections

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Ramaphosa backs tougher action on illegal immigration and border security

Questo articolo non è rilevante per Warptech Tech News. È un pezzo di politica sudafricana su immigrazione (dichiarazioni del presidente Ramaphosa) — zero intersection con tech, business tech, AI, o decisioni di stack/budget per un manager IT. Se l'articolo era destinato a una rubrica geopolitica, potrei riassumerlo. Altrimenti, va scartato dal flusso redazionale. Vuoi che riprovi con un articolo effettivamente tech?

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martedì 2 giugno 2026·iol.co.za
Ramaphosa backs tougher action on illegal immigration and border security
President Cyril Ramaphosa says undocumented migration strains public services and jobs as government strengthens enforcement measures
mercoledì 3 giugno 2026·businessday.co.za
Ramaphosa vows crackdown as xenophobic violence spreads
President pledges stricter immigration enforcement, including workplace inspections

Ramaphosa to address South Africa's migration crisis as Ntshavheni rules out shutdown

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Ramaphosa vows crackdown as xenophobic violence spreads

Ramaphosa backs tougher action on illegal immigration and border security

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Ramaphosa backs tougher action on illegal immigration and border security

Ramaphosa vows crackdown as xenophobic violence spreads

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