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  • December 10
  • Daily Observer Gambia: VP Launches 2009 UNDP HDR On Migration

    The vice president and minister of WomenÂ's Affairs, Aja Dr Isatou Njie-Saidy, yesterday launched the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) 2009 Flagship Report - Human Development Report (HDR) on migration, entitled Â"Overcoming barriers: Human mobility and developmentÂ", at the Kairaba Beach Hotel in Kololi.

  • Tunisia Online Tunisia: Country Holds Symposium On Arab Women Immigration to Europe

    Contrary to popular beliefs, women have been active immigrants for more than forty years. The large number of Arab women attempting to undertake a perilous sea crossing from their home countries to Europe every year was at the center of interest of the annual symposium held today at the Arab Institute of Enterprise Leaders center, in Tunis.

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: Our Ordeal in Libya - Deportees

    Libya has commenced deportation of no fewer than 640 Nigerians for various immigration related offences, the Nigerian Immigration Services (NIS) has said. The deportees lamented their tales of woe in the hands of Libyan security officials .

  • December 9
  • SW Radio South Africa: More Xenophobic Violence Leaves Six Zimbabweans Injured

    A new wave of xenophobic violence in South Africa is gathering intensity, after six Zimbabwean nationals were severely injured in a vicious attack by a mob of local residents in Polokwane, South Africa.

  • MediaGlobal South Africa: Video on Human Trafficking Released

    The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has just released an animated video online in an effort to educate youth about human trafficking specifically in South Africa.

  • Nation Kenya: Foreign Husbands Can Now Get Citizenship

    Kenyan women will be able to secure citizenship for their foreign husbands if the harmonised draft constitution is enacted. The draft says this includes those who are already married. The men will only secure citizenship if they have been married to their Kenyan wives for seven years.

  • ANGOP Angola: Seventeen Foreign Citizens Repatriated in November

    At least 17 foreign citizens were repatriated to their respective countries in November 2009, by the Migration and Foreigners Services (SME), in the eastern Moxico Province, for illegal stay in the national territory.~

  • ANGOP Angola: Migration Services Record 12 Infringements in Seven Days

    The Migration and Foreigners Services (SME) in the southern Cunene Province, reported in the past seven days 12 migratory infringements of illegal entry of foreigners in the country.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: Six Left for Dead in SA

    Six Zimbabwean men were severely assaulted on Monday night by a mob in Westenburg suburb in the Limpopo provincial capital of Polokwane in South Africa.

  • December 8
  • SW Radio Zimbabwe: Concern Raised Over Humanitarian Crisis at South Africa Refugee Mission [column]

    The conditions facing hundreds of mainly Zimbabwean migrants in Johannesburg is developing into a worsening crisis, with civil society groups urging the intervention of the South African government.

  • Shabait Eritrea: Striving to Provide Efficient Service in Remote Areas

    The Immigration and Nationality branch office in Gash-Barka region is striving to provide efficient service in various remote areas through traveling to all sub-zones, according to Lt. Colonel Gebremeskel Teklehaimanot, head of the office.

  • December 7
  • HRW South Africa: Health Officials Deny Health Care to Migrants - Rights Group [press release]

    South African health care professionals are endangering the health of the country's large foreign population by routinely denying health care and treatment to thousands of asylum seekers, refugees, and migrants, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. South Africa's foreign-born residents, who are particularly vulnerable to disease and injury, face xenophobic violence as well as ...

  • HRW South Africa: Improve Migrants? Access to Health Care [press release]

    South African health care professionals are endangering the health of the country’s large foreign population by routinely denying health care and treatment to thousands of asylum seekers, refugees, and migrants, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. South Africa’s foreign-born residents, who are particularly vulnerable to disease and injury, face xenophobic violence as ...

  • Mmegi Botswana: Zimbabweans Caught in a Sealed Truck

    Tati Town police last Thursday fined four Zimbabweans after bumping into them in an unventilated freight truck along the Francistown-Maun Road near the Orapa turn off.

  • Mmegi Botswana: OP Reverses Refugee Work Permits?

    "It is like they are sending us back to jail," said Robert Hassan, a Rwandan refugee who has become accustomed to life on the streets of Francistown.

  • December 3
  • IRIN South Africa: Displaced Zimbabweans Struggle After Attacks

    More than two weeks after the attacks that drove some 3,000 Zimbabwean migrant workers from their homes in an informal settlement called Stofland, outside De Doorns, a farming town about 140km from Cape Town, South Africa, the mood among the displaced remains grim.

  • Business Day South Africa: Special Deal for Zimbabweans Beset By Delays

    THE proposed special dispensation for Zimbabwean migrants living in SA is still on the cards but is bogged down in technical hitches and further held up by the need for political approval.

  • HRW Burundi: Stop Deporting Rwandan Asylum Seekers [press release]

    Burundi's government should immediately reverse a new policy of deporting Rwandan asylum seekers without considering their cases, Human Rights Watch said today. On November 27, 2009, Interior Minister Edouard Nduwimana ordered police to return 103 asylum seekers to Rwanda, in violation of international law.

  • New Times Rwanda: New Smart Card to Include Traffic and Immigration Data

    As part of the continuous process of introducing the national smart card, two institutions have already agreed to integrate their data under one system.

  • December 2
  • BuaNews South Africa: Country Re-Elected to International Organisation on Migration's Exco

    South Africa has been re-elected to sit on the International Organisation on Migration's (IOM) Executive Committee.

  • BuaNews South Africa: SA's Ports of Entry Get a Boost During Festive Season

    The country's ports of entry are to be beefed up with additional immigration officers to ensure the free movement of people to and from the country during the festive season.

  • New Vision Uganda: UNAA Raps Citizenship Law

    THE Uganda North American Association (UNAA) president has said the dual citizenship law is insufficient and will not serve the diverse interests of Ugandans in the diaspora.

  • December 1
  • IRIN Zimbabwe: UK Expats Hesitate to Return Home

    Zimbabwean professionals in the UK say they will need to see real change before they would even consider going home, despite South Africa's ongoing attempts to resolve the disputes between the bickering partners in Zimbabwe's unity government.

  • Mmegi Botswana: Selebi-Phikwe Police Nab PI

    The police have arrested a Zimbabwean man who was declared a prohibited immigrant at the beginning of this year.

  • SW Radio Southern Africa: Southern Africa Still Battling With Zimbabwean Migrants

    A new report released Monday has revealed how the rest of the Southern African region is still battling to cope with the large number of Zimbabweans that have fled the country.

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