- South Africa introduced a Comprehensive Approach for Migration Management, outlining work on undocumented migrants.
- Africa's economy faces strain from migration issues, leading President Ramaphosa to call for restraint on xenophobia and manage Malawian repatriation.
President Ramaphosa warned against scapegoating vulnerable people while the government set a deadline for undocumented migrants.
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President Ramaphosa warned against scapegoating vulnerable people while the government set a deadline for undocumented migrants.
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Africa's economy faces strain from migration issues, leading President Ramaphosa to call for restraint on xenophobia and manage Malawian repatriation.Also in this story
- Malawian leaders discuss the country's immigration crisis and the strain on Africa's economy caused by migration issues.
- Thabo Mbeki and Cyril Ramaphosa expressed differing views on illegal migration policy, linking the issue to national security and economic stability across Africa.
- Malawian nationals gathered in Johannesburg, leading to local tensions that are pressuring South African leadership.
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Cyril Ramaphosa
President of South Africa since 2018