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“African countries are increasingly asserting themselves in migration arrangements”

“African countries are increasingly asserting themselves in migration arrangements”

by Loren Landau | Feb 2, 2026 | News, Front Page, Regulation of Law & Policy, Sarchi

This news article, along with the featured image, was originally published by Channel Africa, under the same title, on 29 January 2026. By Asanda Zondi, Channel Africa According to Professor Loren Landau, Senior Researcher* of the African Centre for Migration &...
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