FOR years, the movement of people across the Limpopo River has been one of Southern Africa’s most delicate and emotive socio-political challenges. Tensions surrounding irregular migration have too often boiled over into ugly expressions of xenophobia, resulting in periodic outbreaks of violence that forced thousands of Zimbabweans living in South Africa to return home under…
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