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Regularization Pathways: Why South Africa Needs a Comprehensive Migration Amnesty Program

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 Migration Amnesty Program Introduction: The Case for a Migration Amnesty South Africa hosts over 2.9 million migrants, many of whom live in precarious conditions due to irregular status. These individuals contribute significantly to the economy, yet remain excluded from essential services, including healthcare. A comprehensive migration amnesty could address these challenges, benefiting both migrants and […]

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The ‘Unskilled Worker’ Stereotype: African Professionals and the UK’s Skills-Based Immigration Myth

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 ‘Unskilled Worker’ Stereotype Opening Case Study: Dreams Delayed Loveness, a 31-year-old Zimbabwean teacher, raised three young children and paid school fees while studying a health-care course to qualify for the UK “Health & Care Worker” visa. In 2025, the UK scrapped this visa category, leaving her dreams in limbo (businesslive.co.za). Meanwhile, in South Africa, Dr

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