Migration: Africa
Living on the frontline: Politics, migration and transfrontier conservation in the Mozambican villages of the Mozambique South Africa borderland
... This pattern repeats one that has become familiar in other parts of South and southem Africa. David Coplan, for example, demonstrates its significance in the case of men from Lesotho (1994). In an analysis of the ...
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An overview of rural-urban migration in South Africa: its causes and implications
... rural-urban migration are unskilled people, over the years, skilled professionals working in rural areas have also started to favour working in predominantly urban places mainly because of working and living ...
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Migration and a New Destination for Africa Migrants: Lampedusa Island
... The figure of IOM shows the tragic face of migration from Northern Africa, Libya to Europe. This striking figure really calls for a humanitarian crisis across Europe. The most recent tragedy in Lampedusa ...
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Afrikaners in post apartheid South Africa: Inward migration and enclave nationalism
... inward migration of white Afrikaans ethnics is contingent on the family as a centrepiece of the white enclave as a ...inward migration as a neo- nationalist impulse innovating on the notion of the nation as ...
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The Coptic Church in South Africa: The meeting of mission and migration
... greater Africa through two main phenomena: migration and ...In migration, the Coptic Church creates identity through physical presence (church buildings), recasting of the narrative (African ...
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Health worker migration from South Africa: causes, consequences and policy responses
... South Africa since the early 2000s largely attributed to a reduced need for foreign-trained skilled health workers in destination countries, limitations on recruitment, and tighter migration ...Return ...
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Human Development Impacts of Migration: South Africa Case Study
... South Africa as it grapples with future migration policy ...Southern) Africa migration management system that considers the region’s population dynamics, economic needs, and institutional ...
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The ‘Brain Drain’ Academic and Skilled Migration to the UK and its Impacts on Africa
... Other estimates have suggested that the scale of remittances is much larger than this. For instance, Abella (1991) estimated nearly fifteen years ago that to replace the capital inflow of remittances to five Asian labour ...
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'A great deal of discrimination is necessary in administering the law': Frontier Guards and Migration Control in early twentieth century South Africa.
... South Africa, 1860-1911 (Johannesburg 1990); Kalpana Hiralal, ‘Mapping Free Indian Migration to Natal through a Biographical Lens, 1880-1930’, New Contree, 66 (2013), ...South Africa, 1850–1930 ...
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Between a Rock and a Hard Place: North Africa as a region of emigration, immigration and transit migration
... international migration as a stage of development, indicating a transition from a very low level of development to an upper-lower income ...view, migration stems not from underdevelopment but from ...
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Determinants of Health Professionals’ Migration in Africa
... professionals. Migration of health professionals from one geographic area to another seriously affects the ability of health systems to maintain adequate coverage and quality ...outward migration of ...
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Contextualising Chinese migration to Africa
... domestic migration in China has demonstrated the key role they play on a practical, emotional and psychological level, allowing dislocated families to keep in touch and giving newly arrived migrants a pathway to ...
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Associations of post-migration dietary and physical activity behaviours with acculturation and social cognitive factors: a cross-sectional study of Australian residents born in sub-Saharan Africa
... sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) to assess the interplay of post-migration dietary and physical activity behaviours with acculturation and social cognitive ...
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European Union Migration Strategy towards West Africa: the Origin and Outlook of ‘Mobility Partnerships’ with Cape Verde and Senegal
... sub-Sahara Africa and the Middle East, which would be requested to address the „push factors‟ that first motivate the migrants to leave the ...the migration control rationale we now associate with the ...
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The demographics of human and malaria movement and migration patterns in East Africa
... Due to varying infection rates and the malaria endem- icity at the place of origin between age groups [29], those age groups that exhibit higher movement rates may not be those with the highest infection prevalence ...
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Landscapes of fertility in rural South Africa : intergenerational understandings, migration and HIV/AIDS
... Alongside the confusion about HIV present at political level, education and awareness interventions aimed at reducing the spread of HIV were initially difficult to implement and had a low uptake throughout the Black ...
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The role of wages in the migration of health care professionals from developing countries
... out- migration and increased domestic ...[4]. Africa, in particular, has limited educational ...world, Africa has the lowest number of medical schools per ...
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Engels, Neanderthals and the origins of the family
... It is now thought that there was one significant ‘exodus’ of early modern humans from Africa, sometime before 45,000 years ago. Eske Willerslev's finding, based on DNA analysis, is that all non-African humans in ...
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EUROPEAN COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS ecfr.eu
... reduce migration to Europe damage border communities, undermine regional populations, and fail to adequately address the reasons why migration ...North Africa and the ...
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Enterprising Outsiders: Livelihood Strategies of Cape Town’s forced migrants
... gender, income, place of residence, time in the country). Interviews were conducted using an interview guide of open-ended and adaptable questions, and for those I met for the first time during an interview, these ...
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