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Failing to act risks a disaster SA can't afford
Porous borders, administrative backlogs, corruption and inadequate immigration controls have bred today's state of affairs.
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iol.co.za
SAHRC monitoring visit reveals poor conditions for immigrants
Following a monitoring visit, the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has expressed serious concerns about the inadequate sanitation facilities for Malawian nationals at…
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Illegal immigrants: clarity demanded on Sherwood temporary shelter
Thousands of Malawians temporarily accommodated at Sherwood Hall have sparked a political debate in South Africa, with parties urging the government to balance humanitarian needs…
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Desperate journey home: Malawian immigrants face repatriation and deportation
Undocumented Malawian immigrants in Durban are facing dire conditions as they await repatriation to Malawi, driven by fears for their safety and the health of their families.
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Immigration Crisis a Distraction from Governance Failures Plaguing SA
Exploring the complexities of South Africa's migration policy, this article argues that the focus on deportation distracts from the deeper issues of corruption and governance that…
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Deported Malawians say South Africa will regret expelling 'hard-working' migrants
Hundreds of Malawian nationals awaiting deportation from a temporary shelter in Sherwood, Durban, have expressed anger and disappointment over their treatment, arguing that many…
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Why Africa's Failing Systems Fuel the Migrant Crisis
The migrant crisis in South Africa highlights the failures of governance and economic systems across Africa. This article explores the socio-economic factors driving migration and…
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punchng.com
Online threats, insults fuel S'Africa's anti-foreigner hate — Analysts
Analysts say inflammatory online threats and disinformation are fueling South Africa's anti-foreigner hate, leading to a volatile situation for migrants.
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Failing to act risks a disaster SA can't afford
Porous borders, administrative backlogs, corruption and inadequate immigration controls have bred today's state of affairs.