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From Machamba to Market Stall: Why Mozambican Farmers Are Following Their Tomatoes to Pretoria

Cross-Border Farming and Pretoria’s Tomato Trade The Untold Story of How Organic Produce Is Reshaping Migration Patterns A Border-Crossing Food System in Motion In 2023, informal markets in Pretoria North and Marabastad recorded a visible rise in fresh tomatoes, leafy greens, and chillies traced back to southern Mozambique. At the same time, border authorities at […]

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Training Public Officials on Migrant Rights: A Blueprint for Institutional Change

Training Public Officials on Migrant Rights: A Blueprint for Institutional Change The Crisis at the Counter Fatima arrived at a Johannesburg clinic at 6 AM, seven months pregnant and bleeding. Immediately, the receptionist demanded her passport. Fatima showed her asylum seeker permit. Nevertheless, the receptionist turned her away, claiming “we don’t serve illegals here.” Three

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