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What Policy Solutions Could Reduce Xenophobic Violence Against Mozambican Migrants in South African Cities?

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 Policy Solutions which Reduce Xenophobic Violence By: A seasoned health policy researcher and public-health expert with 15+ years working on migration health and African health systems. Opening: a human cost and a stark statistic On a frigid night in April 2015, Emmanuel (name changed) — a Mozambican informal trader in Johannesburg — was beaten and […]

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