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Zimbabwean ambassador says migration to South Africa is not a new phenomenon

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Zimbabwean Ambassador David Hamadziripi states that migration to South Africa has been a longstanding pattern, influenced by economic difficulties and personal choices.

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Zimbabwean ambassador says migration to South Africa is not a new phenomenon

Zimbabwean Ambassador David Hamadziripi states that migration to South Africa has been a longstanding pattern, influenced by economic difficulties and personal choices.

·Johannesburg, South Africa
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'Migration to South Africa is nothing new,' says Zimbabwean ambassador

Zimbabwe's Ambassador to South Africa, David Hamadziripi, has described the migration of Zimbabweans to South Africa as part of a broader, global phenomenon.He emphasised that migration is nei...

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Zimbabwean ambassador defends migration of countrymen into South Africa, causes stir online

Zimbabwean ambassador to South Africa, David Hamadziripi, has caused a stir online with his comments in which he defends the migration of his countrymen to Mzansi.

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Zimbabwe’s Ambassador Defends Influx Of Zimbabweans Into South Africa

Hamadziripi insisted that migration is a global phenomenon, with people leaving even developed countries for better opportunities elsewhere. Since the early 2000s, millions of Zimbabweans have left their country, with a significant number seeking refuge in South Africa, where many live and work, often illegally. Zimbabwe’s ongoing economic crisis under the ZANU PF-led government has driven citizens to seek better prospects in neighbouring count…

·Colombia
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The South African broke the news in Johannesburg, South Africa on Sunday, January 19, 2025.
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