AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoXenophobia Watch (Mozambique–South Africa): In South Africa’s anti-foreigner protests, community and faith leaders are trying to prevent violence from spreading to townships like George (Thembalethu), where a “Mabahambe! (They must go!)” poster sparked an open call for calm and denounced attacks. Regional Human Stories: After unrest in Mossel Bay, Zimbabwe repatriated 74 people (49 adults, 25 children) via protection and transport through Beit Bridge, while other countries report similar voluntary returns. Policy Pushback: Civil society groups say President Ramaphosa’s immigration address leaned too hard on enforcement and didn’t stop vigilante attacks, urging urgent legal action and protection for foreign nationals. Mozambican Church Under Shock: Mozambique mourns Bishop Osório Citora Afonso of Quelimane, found shot dead at his residence; Catholic bishops and theologians demand a transparent investigation and stronger security for religious leaders. Culture & Belonging: A Spotlight on Africa feature highlights Mozambican storytelling and music scoring for African documentaries, aiming to bring more authentic African sounds to the screen. Health Across Borders: IOM’s “HIV Knows No Borders” initiative in Beitbridge works with mobile communities to reduce stigma and improve sexual health and child protection.
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