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How Post-Apartheid SADC Migration Transforms South African Cities

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A Health Systems Perspective When Numbers Tell Human Stories Mariam arrived in Johannesburg from Zimbabwe in 2021. She was seven months pregnant. At the Rahima Moosa Mother and Child Hospital, she waited six hours before healthcare workers asked for her documentation. They spoke in isiZulu and seTswana—languages she didn’t understand. Eventually, staff members told her […]

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What are the challenges faced by skilled migrants navigating South Africa’s critical skills visa system and their workplace rights?

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Navigating South Africa’s Critical Skills Visa System: Challenges and Policy Implications Introduction: The Promise and Pitfalls of the Critical Skills Visa South Africa’s Critical Skills Work Visa (CSWV) aims to attract highly skilled foreign professionals to address critical shortages in sectors such as healthcare, engineering, and information technology. However, despite its potential, the system presents

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Regularization Pathways: Why South Africa Needs a Comprehensive Migration Amnesty Program

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 Migration Amnesty Program Introduction: The Case for a Migration Amnesty South Africa hosts over 2.9 million migrants, many of whom live in precarious conditions due to irregular status. These individuals contribute significantly to the economy, yet remain excluded from essential services, including healthcare. A comprehensive migration amnesty could address these challenges, benefiting both migrants and

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Why Does Morocco’s Migration Governance Approach Differ So Drastically From South Africa’s Model?

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Divergent Paths: Unpacking the Contrasting Migration Governance Models of Morocco and South Africa Introduction: A Tale of Two Approaches Migration governance in Africa presents a complex tapestry of policies shaped by historical, geopolitical, and socio-economic factors. Morocco and South Africa, two prominent African nations, offer contrasting models of managing migration, particularly concerning migrant health. While

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