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WATCH: SADC tackles challenges affecting region

WATCH: SADC tackles challenges affecting region

by Jaclyn Modise | Aug 24, 2026 | Front Page, News, Video

SADC tackles challenges affecting the region, but did migration get the attention it deserves? As the 46th SADC Summit concluded, discussions on migration were dominated by recent events in South Africa, with an apology offered to regional neighbours. Associate...
INVITE: The Current Status Quo on Migration and Health Data in Africa and Europe – 7 September 2026

INVITE: The Current Status Quo on Migration and Health Data in Africa and Europe – 7 September 2026

by Jaclyn Modise | Aug 24, 2026 | Front Page, Events, News

Migration and Health Data in Africa and Europe – Where Do We Stand? Join the ACMS’ Associate Professor and Co-Director Jo Vearey along with experts from Africa and Europe to discuss challenges, opportunities, and the way forward. Monday, 7 September 2026 12:00 –...
RECAP: Community Dialogue on Xenophobia – Prof. Loren Landau in Conversation with Koketso Moeti

RECAP: Community Dialogue on Xenophobia – Prof. Loren Landau in Conversation with Koketso Moeti

by Jaclyn Modise | Aug 23, 2026 | Front Page, News, Sarchi

“We need to revisit grassroots legitimacy and trust.” shares Prof. Loren Landau (SARChI in Mobility and the Politics of Difference at the African Centre for migration & Society, Wits) , closing the Community Dialogue on Xenophobia. On 20 August 2026,...
READ: Southern African presidents call for deeper integration as development summit opens in Durban

READ: Southern African presidents call for deeper integration as development summit opens in Durban

by Jaclyn Modise | Aug 19, 2026 | Uncategorized

The gap between summit rhetoric and lived reality has never been wider. As the 46th SADC Summit convenes in Durban, regional experts are calling for concrete solutions, not just diplomatic reassurances. Professor Loren Landau (Senior Researcher, African Centre for...
PODCAST: Violence accelerates mass exodus of black immigrants from South Africa

PODCAST: Violence accelerates mass exodus of black immigrants from South Africa

by Jaclyn Modise | Aug 19, 2026 | Front Page, News, Podcasts

Mass exodus and a policy that makes it worse. As xenophobic discrimination accelerates the mass departure of black immigrants from South Africa, the government’s response appears to be deepening the crisis rather than resolving it. Professor Jo Vearey (Associate...
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