In view of the events that have transpired in the past, a sizeable number of Zimbabwean migrants currently residing in South Africa without the proper papers have voiced their concern regarding the upcoming elections. More than six million undocumented Zimbabweans who are currently residing in South Africa have resorted to the streets to air their grievances and have threatened to close the borders of South Africa if their issues are not addressed. These individuals are currently living in South Africa.
This organization’s principal worry is that its members are unable to take part in the electoral processes in either Zimbabwe or South Africa. This is one of the primary concerns highlighted by this organisation. They demand the right to participate in the democratic process while simultaneously proving that they are citizens of South Africa by presenting various forms of identification to back up their claim. The possibility that they would lend their support to the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), which is a prominent political party in South Africa, creates a delicate scenario that has the potential to influence the outcome of the election.
These recent events bring to light the critical necessity for South Africa and the countries that are located in its immediate proximity to work together on immigration reform that is both broad and comprehensive in scope. In order to find a resolution to this contentious issue, it is necessary to strike a balance between the rights of migrant workers and the interests of the nation that is housing those workers. It is vital to handle these issues through diplomatic channels in order to keep the political stability we have achieved and to ensure that our democratic process is carried out in an honest manner.
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