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How Do Transnational Food Networks Shape Food Sovereignty and Cultural Identity for African Migrant Communities?

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Migrant Food Networks, Cultural Identity, and Food Sovereignty in South Africa Migration is more than moving across borders. It involves carrying homes, memories, and survival strategies. For many African migrants living in South Africa—especially in major urban hubs like Johannesburg, Cape Town, and other cities—food becomes a lifeline. Through transnational food networks, migrants maintain ties […]

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