South African (SA) President Cyril Ramaphosa says SA cannot tackle migration challenges alone and has called for greater cooperation across the continent.
Ramaphosa addressed the nation on migration issues on Sunday night.
He says while the country will work to tighten immigration laws and policies, he will be sending envoys to other countries to work on a combined solution.
“Through Southern African Development Community, the African Union and our bilateral relations with other countries, we will seek to find sustainable solutions to these challenges. As part of this effort, I will be sending envoys to a number of sister African countries to outline the measures that we are announcing this evening and to deal comprehensively with the issue of migration in cooperation with those countries.”
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