African Union Weighs in on South Africa’s Immigration Unrest - The Press United
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South Africa says African Union backs broad migration debate
The African Union has backed a broader discussion on migration, a South African government official said on Thursday, after Ghana made a proposal to place xenophobic violence in South Africa on the agenda of an upcoming AU meeting.
African Union weighs in on South Africa’s immigration unrest
Leaders agreed the issue should be addressed at a broader continental level, a South African foreign affairs official has said The African Union (AU) supports South Africa’s proposal for a continent-wide discussion on migration following recent tensions over illegal immigration, the South African Foreign Ministry has said. Clayson Monyela, the head of public diplomacy at...
South Africa wins AU migration debate, defeats Ghana motion
PRETORIA — The African Union (AU) has rejected Ghana’s proposal to debate alleged xenophobic violence in South Africa as a standalone agenda item, backing Pretoria’s call for a comprehensive continent-wide migration review instead. The decision follows Ghana’s recent repatriation of its citizens from South Africa after anti-illegal immigration protests. Malawi and Nigeria later launched similar repatriation efforts to withdraw their nationals. G…
African Union weighs in on South Africa’s immigration unrest - The Press United
Leaders agreed the issue should be addressed at a broader continental level, a South African foreign affairs official has said The African Union (AU) supports South Africa’s proposal for a continent-wide discussion on migration following recent tensions over illegal immigration, the South African Foreign Ministry has said. Clayson Monyela, the head of public diplomacy at […] The post African Union weighs in on South Africa’s immigration unrest …
Pretoria called on Thursday to organize a pan-African conference on migration after weeks of a virulent anti-migrant campaign in South Africa that led more than 170,000 African foreigners to flee the country. The principle of this conference, South Africa recalls, had been adopted in 2015 by the African Union, which then wished to treat the issue of migration as an issue of economic development and regional integration, but it has not yet been h…
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