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How does climate migration intersect with existing xenophobia challenges in South Africa, and what policies could address both issues?

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Climate Migration and Xenophobia in South Africa: Policy Implications for Health and Social Inclusion Introduction In early 2025, heavy rains and floods displaced thousands in the Eastern Cape and other provinces. These climate-driven events add pressure to existing migration flows and intersect with persistent xenophobia in South Africa. This post examines how climate migration amplifies […]

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