EDITORIAL: Decision to stop Zimbabwean visa scheme is indefensible

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EDITORIAL: Decision to stop Zimbabwean visa scheme is indefensible
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The country missed an opportunity to show moral leadership and ubuntu

The decision not to renew special visas for Zimbabweans, which granted many nationals of the neighbouring nation the right to do business, work or study in SA, is worrying and does not paint us in a good light.

But without much warning, the government has now told them to go home at a time when Zimbabwe’s economy under Emmerson Mnangagwa has completely collapsed and the political tension and civil unrest persist. In fact, studies, including by the World Bank, have shown that immigration can accelerate job creation. The reason the SA economy has stagnated or contracted in the past decade is not because of the presence of immigrants.

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