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Are SADC countries developing coordinated responses to climate migration, or is each nation navigating the crisis alone?

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Coordinated or Fragmented? Climate‑Migration Governance in the SADC Region Opening: Climate migration in focus In March 2024, heavy flooding in Mozambique’s Zambezia Province displaced more than 120 000 people. Many migrants came from Malawi and Zimbabwe after prolonged droughts destroyed livelihoods. Urban informal settlements quickly became overcrowded. Southern Africa faces rising heat, stronger storms, floods, and droughts, […]

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Ubuntu vs Xenophobia: Reframing Migration Discourse from Political Leadership

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Ubuntu and Migration Discourse Introduction: When Words Become Weapons In May 2024, a Johannesburg community leader claimed that “illegal foreigners” were draining the healthcare system. Within days, three Zimbabwean migrants avoided seeking care at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital. One woman, seven months pregnant, gave birth at home—her baby did not survive. This tragedy underscores a

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