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ACMS Seminar: Managing the Transition – Adjusting Migration Policies to Respond to a World Undergoing Demographic Change

ACMS Seminar: Managing the Transition – Adjusting Migration Policies to Respond to a World Undergoing Demographic Change

by NicholasS | Aug 3, 2026

Presenter: Dr Andrew Selee Date: Wednesday, 20 August 2025 Time: 12:30 – 13:45 Venue: ACMS Seminar Room: Room 2163, Solomon Mahlangu House (2nd floor), East Campus, Wits University (directions) Zoom link:...
READ: Nigeria says two citizens killed in South Africa amid rise in xenophobic violence

READ: Nigeria says two citizens killed in South Africa amid rise in xenophobic violence

by Jaclyn Modise | Jul 14, 2026 | Front Page, News

Nigeria says two of its citizens have been killed in South Africa amid a surge in xenophobic violence; as attacks and intimidation against foreigners continue to spiral. Prof. Jo Vearey (ACMS at the University of the Witwatersrand): “Even if all foreign nationals were...
READ: Blaming foreigners for poor social services is ‘scapegoating’

READ: Blaming foreigners for poor social services is ‘scapegoating’

by Jaclyn Modise | Jul 14, 2026 | Front Page, News

South Africa’s struggling healthcare system is not caused by undocumented foreign nationals, according to experts. Prof. Jo Vearey (ACMS): “It is not true that immigrants are the cause of SA’s healthcare problem. Blaming migrants for state failures is scapegoating.”...
VIDEO: Xenophobic Attacks: Is South Africa still safe for Africans?

VIDEO: Xenophobic Attacks: Is South Africa still safe for Africans?

by Ntokozo Yingwana | Jul 3, 2026 | Front Page, News, Regulation of Law & Policy, Video

South Africa is once again at the centre of intense debate over migration, safety, and rising tensions involving African migrants. This Africanews debate asks, ‘Is South Africa still safe for Africans?’ The conversation brings together migrants’...
EVENT: Parliamentary Symposium On Migration and Social Cohesion

EVENT: Parliamentary Symposium On Migration and Social Cohesion

by Ntokozo Yingwana | Jun 25, 2026 | Front Page, Events, News, Regulation of Law & Policy

ACMS migration expert and co-director Prof. Jo Vearey will be making inputs at the South Africa National Migration Symposium (SAN-MIS) tomorrow. SAN-MIS is a landmark initiative led by the Portfolio Committee on International Relations and Cooperation in partnership...
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