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Home Affairs Backlogs: How Administrative Failures Create and Perpetuate Irregularity

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Administrative Failures and Migration Backlogs Introduction: The Human Cost of Bureaucratic Delays In South Africa, the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) plays a pivotal role in managing immigration, asylum, and refugee services. However, systemic inefficiencies and administrative backlogs have led to significant challenges for migrants, particularly asylum seekers and refugees. As of mid-2025, over 300,000 […]

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Student or Economic Migrant? The False Binary in South African Educational Migration

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 Education, Livelihoods, and Migration Realities In South Africa, migration for education is rarely just about learning. For many African migrants, enrolling in a South African university or college serves both as a pathway to skills and a strategy for survival. In 2023, over 42,000 foreign students were registered at South African universities (DHET, 2023). However,

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