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Education and Migration: Challenges and Opportunities in South African Schools

Education and Migration 1. Compelling Opening: Statistics & Case Study    Case Study Snapshot: “Amina’s First Day” Amina*, a 10-year-old refugee from the DRC, arrived at a Johannesburg township school in 2024. Despite her curiosity, she could not understand lessons, relied on Google Translate, felt isolated, and soon fell behind. Key Statistics (2020–2025) Around 5% […]

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