Lamola says Ghana's AU proposal should tackle migration causes
Lamola said South Africa remained willing to engage with continental bodies, including an AU process, but maintained that migration challenges needed to be…
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The minister said the meeting reaffirmed the longstanding relationship between South Africa and Ghana and that both countries agreed the matter would not affect bilateral relations. The minister said migration policies adopted by the AU and SADC promoted legal, regular and orderly migration, and did not support uncontrolled movement between countries. “The protocols of the AU and that of SADC don't call for disorderly, irregular and illegal migration.
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The minister said the meeting reaffirmed the longstanding relationship between South Africa and Ghana and that both countries agreed the matter would not affect bilateral relations.
according to IOL (Independent Online)The minister said migration policies adopted by the AU and SADC promoted legal, regular and orderly migration, and did not support uncontrolled movement between countries. “The protocols of the AU and that of SADC don't call for disorderly, irregular and illegal migration.
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