South Africa (SA) continues to face intense public debate around migration, pressure on public services, and rising social tensions in some communities.
In many cases migrants are blamed for challenges ranging from unemployment to strain on healthcare.
But a new fact sheet from African Centre for Migration & Society at Wits University challenges many of the assumptions or claims.
New evidence points instead to deeper structural issues such as corruption, underfunding, and long-standing economic pressures in the country.
–Channel Africa–
