In South Africa, President Cyril Ramaphosa maintains the mobilization of 3,000 police officers to supervise the successive anti-immigration demonstrations every week. Under pressure from some of the public, the government tightened its policy of evicting irregular migrants, making the country a laboratory for "remigration." In March, a Nigerian citizen was crowned "King of Eastern Cape", this province of eastern South Africa. This intronization,…
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In South Africa, President Cyril Ramaphosa maintains the mobilization of 3,000 police officers to supervise the successive anti-immigration demonstrations every week. Under pressure from some of the public, the government tightened its policy of evicting irregular migrants, making the country a laboratory for "remigration." In March, a Nigerian citizen was crowned "King of Eastern Cape", this province of eastern South Africa. This intronization,…