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Chronic Disease Management Among Migrant Populations: Diabetes and Hypertension Care Access in Pretoria’s Migrant Communities

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Chronic Disease Care for Migrants in Pretoria: Diabetes and Hypertension Access Opening: Why This Matters — A Case Study In a small flat in Pretoria North, “Amina” (not her real name), a 49‑year-old woman from Zimbabwe, checks her blood pressure. She has lived in Tshwane for over 8 years, working informal jobs and supporting two […]

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What role does water scarcity play in driving cross-border migration from Zimbabwe and Mozambique into South Africa?

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Water Scarcity and Cross-Border Migration: Health Policy Implications for South Africa When the Land Runs Dry: Water Scarcity as a Migration Driver In 2024, over 50% of people leaving Matabeleland South, Zimbabwe, cited repeated drought as a key push factor. The Africa Climate Mobility Initiative estimates 200,000–800,000 Southern Africans may migrate by 2050 due to

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