Zilungile Mkhize
The Afrika Mayibuye Movement has welcomed the withdrawal of a Home Affairs asylum directive, but criticised government for acting only after violence and disruption.
It says public concerns about immigration, including jobs, housing, security and public services, have been ignored for too long.
The Afrika Mayibuye calls for urgent, sustained engagement with communities and decisive action on immigration management.
The movement says withdrawing the directive is only a first step towards addressing broader concerns through consultation and accountability.
Meanwhile, Forum for South Africa is calling for a national referendum on immigration, border management, asylum processes and the country’s constitutional framework.
Forum leader Tebogo Mashilompane explains…
The Afrika Mayibuye calls for urgent, sustained engagement with communities and decisive action on immigration management.
The movement says withdrawing the directive is only a first step towards addressing broader concerns through consultation and accountability.
Meanwhile, Forum for South Africa is calling for a national referendum on immigration, border management, asylum processes and the country’s constitutional framework.
