A summit held in Durban focused on industrialization while the bloc struggled to implement its free movement policy.
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Updated Aug 17
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What happened
A summit held in Durban focused on industrialization while the bloc struggled to implement its free movement policy.
Who's involved
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Southern African leaders are grappling with regional challenges, including the SADC summit in Durban, political instability in member states, and regional crises.Also in this story
- SADC mandated action in Lesotho, with fighting observed in the East Rand.
- The 46th SADC Ordinary Summit is underway in Durban, with leaders focused on the leadership contest for the Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation.
- Mozambican and Malawian citizens are affected by the SA crisis as Ramaphosa leads SADC efforts, including cultural artifact restitution.
- SADC members resisted a push on the free movement protocol during a regional summit chaired by South Africa.
The entities involved
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Cyril Ramaphosa
President of South Africa since 2018
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Malawi
sovereign state in Africa
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Mozambique
country in Southeastern Africa; the current form of Mozambique since 1975
Related events
- Tanzania, Madagascar, and Mozambique are seeking collaboration in mining efforts during a conference held in Ghana.
- President Mutharika addresses the severe economic challenges facing Malawi.
- President Ramaphosa met protest leaders while police were deployed in Durban and Johannesburg to maintain peace.
- Protests are underway in KZN, the epicenter, and President Ramaphosa is working to prevent a recurrence of the 2021 riots.
- Ramaphosa called for industrialization and renewal, aiming for South Africa to become Africa's engineering workshop.