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Managing Migration Together: Making South Africa’s Five-Point Plan Work Through Regional and International Cooperation

Mail & Guardian · 21 September 2026 at 13:56

Managing Migration Together: Making South Africa’s Five-Point Plan Work Through Regional and International Cooperation

South Africa faces rising anti-migrant tensions alongside complex border governance challenges.

Making the 2026 Five-Point Plan successful requires moving beyond diplomatic talk to actionable regional cooperation and shared accountability across Africa.

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Managing Migration Together: Making South Africa’s Five-Point Plan Work Through Regional and International Cooperation

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