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August 11, 2021
IOM Facilitates the Safe and Dignified Return of 100 Vulnerable Malawian Migrants Stranded in Zimbabwe
IOM Facilitates the Safe and Dignified Return of 100 Vulnerable Malawian Migrants Stranded in Zimbabwe 23 May 2020 PHOTO: Malawian Migrants departing Zimbabwe for Malawi ©IOM 2020 Evans Malewa Harare – In response to urgent request by governments and migrants affected by the corona virus, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in
July 29, 2021
IOM Facilitates Return Home for Growing Trend of Irregular Migration between Malawi and Zimbabwe
PRETORIA, 8 July 2021 – Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in Southern Africa last March 2020, trends of irregular migration toward South Africa increased, due to the various socio-economic effects of the pandemic on many households. The International Organization for Migration, through support from various partners such as the
July 29, 2021
As the Refugee Convention turns 70, the plight of millions of Africans highlights the challenges ahead
Today, 85% of the world’s refugees live in developing or the least developed countries. Patterns of displacement continue to evolve, driven by the interrelation of extreme poverty, the climate crisis and conflict. Lasting solutions are hard to find, making the work of the UN Refugee Agency even more pressing and
July 8, 2021
IOM Facilitates Return Home for Growing Trend of Irregular Migration between Malawi and Zimbabwe
PRETORIA, 8 July 2021 – Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in Southern Africa last March 2020, trends of irregular migration toward South Africa increased, due to the various socio-economic effects of the pandemic on many households. The International Organization for Migration, through support from various partners such as the
January 11, 2021
Southern African Development Community :: SADC adopts new Labour Migration Action Plan to promote skills transfer and match labour supply and demand for regional integration
11 Jan, 2021 SADC adopts new Labour Migration Action Plan to promote skills transfer and match labour supply and demand for regional integration The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has adopted a new Labour Migration Action Plan (2020-2025) as part of efforts to promote skills transfer and match labour supply
