The Southern Africa Migration Network (SAMIN) expresses deep concern and condemnationover the alarming escalation of anti-migrant sentiment and Afrophobic violence in South Africa.In recent weeks,…
16 July 2026, Hotel Cardoso, Maputo On 16 July 2026, the Southern African Migration Network (SAMIN) officially launched its National Chapter of Mozambique at a…
Executive Summary SAMIN participated in the Migration Village of the World Social Forum 2026, held in Cotonou, Benin,from 4 to 8 August, alongside civil society,…
SAMIN Zambia Launches: A New Chapter for Migration Advocacy 31 July 2025 marked a milestone for migration discourse in Zambia as the Southern African Migration…
SAMIN Participation at FORUM SOCIAL OUEST AFRICAIN (FSOA) in Senegal: Dakar, Senegal | June 26–28, 2025 In a time marked by regional insecurity, economic volatility,…
The Benoni Declaration: A Bold Step Toward Protecting and Empowering Migrant Women in Southern Africa Published: July 2025By: Secretariat In June 2024, a powerful movement…
Introduction The concept of a Solidarity City imagines an inclusive urban space where all residents, regardless of legal status, background, or identity, can fully participate…
We, civil society organisations from various networks dedicated to defending and promoting migrants’ rights in Africa, are closely monitoring the alarming humanitarian situation and widespread…
It is with deep sorrow and great respect that the Southern Africa Migration Network (SAMIN) joins the world in mourning the passing of His Holiness…
Statement by the Southern Africa Migration Network (SAMIN) on the Post-ElectionViolence in Mozambique The Southern Africa Migration Network (SAMIN) expresses deep concern and condemnation over…
