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South Africa’s President Ramaphosa unveils a bold five-point plan to crack down on undocumented migration, targeting corrupt employers, boosting border security, and launching a national biometric ID system to stop identity theft. With 10,000 new inspectors and harsher penalties—including jail time—for hiring undocumented workers, the government aims to ease pressure on public services. Amid rising tensions, including xenophobic violence and migrant evacuations, Ramaphosa warns against vigilantism and reaffirms South Africa’s commitment to unity, reminding citizens that the nation was built on migration. The plan also includes relocating refugee centers, ending outdated ID books, and sending envoys across Africa to promote cooperation and economic growth.
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