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Essays, reflections, and updates on migration, borders, and belonging.
Boniface Mwangi and Martha Karua: When Borders Become Barriers to Political Solidarity
The detention and deportation of Kenyan activists from Tanzania raises difficult questions about East African integration, state sovereignty, human rights and c…
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South African Xenophobia: Can Africans Belong to Africa but Not to One Another’s Countries?
Can Africans belong to a shared continent but be rejected in one another’s countries? This article explores South African xenophobia, the legacy of anti-aparthe…
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The United States of Africa: Why Do African Countries Have Borders?
What if Africa became one political union, like the United States of America? From colonial borders and Pan-Africanism to contemporary visa restrictions, this a…
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From the Visa Desk to the Research Desk: Millennia Immigration Consultancy Launches Wambui Research
Millennia Immigration Consultancy launches Wambui Research, an independent platform exploring migration, mobility, visa policy, border governance, citizenship, …
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