Ramaphosa Pushes Regional Unity Amid Migration Tensions | Johannesburg News
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South Africa’s President Ramaphosa is rallying Southern African nations to boost cross-border trade and investment amid a migrant crisis sparked by recent anti-immigration protests that forced over 100,000 Africans to leave the country. Speaking at the SADC summit, he emphasized regional unity, industrialization, infrastructure, and climate-resilient food systems — while deftly sidestepping tensions as small protests erupted near the venue. He handed over SADC chairmanship from Zimbabwe, highlighting the bloc’s legacy of solidarity against colonialism and apartheid. Though Madagascar’s political turmoil was raised in private talks, Ramaphosa deferred direct intervention to a panel of elders, keeping sensitive bilateral discussions confidential.
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