Across Africa, countries are rethinking how immigration policy can drive growth and attract critical skills. In South Africa, that conversation takes centre stage this week as the Forum for Immigration Practitioners of South Africa or FIPSA hosting its 2025 Immigration Indaba in teh eastern coast city of Durban.

 The gathering brings together officials, business leaders and migration experts to discuss smarter visa systems, digital reforms, and how to make Africa more competitive in the global talent market.

Joining Peter Ndoro to explain what's on the agenda is Gershon Mosiane, Chairman of FIPSA.

Across Africa, countries are rethinking how immigration policy can drive growth and attract critical skills. In South Africa, that conversation takes centre stage this week as the Forum for Immigration Practitioners of South Africa or FIPSA hosting its 2025 Immigration Indaba in teh eastern coast city of Durban.
&nbsp;The gathering brings together officials, business leaders and migration experts to discuss smarter visa systems, digital reforms, and how to make Africa more competitive in the global talent market.
Joining Peter Ndoro to explain what's on the agenda is Gershon Mosiane, Chairman of FIPSA.

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FIPSA hosts 2025 immigration indaba in Durban, SA

The Seventy-ninth World Health Assembly has concluded in Geneva following discussions on strengthening healthcare systems amid growing funding pressures, workforce shortages, and climate-related health threats. Held under the theme "Together for Health. Stand with Science," the Assembly focused on resilience, innovation, and inclusive leadership in global health. For African countries, the conversations come at a critical time as governments work to strengthen health systems and improve preparedness for future health emergencies. To reflect on the outcomes of the Assembly and what they mean for the continent, Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to Akhona Tshangela, Southern Africa Director at WomenLift Health.

The Seventy-ninth World Health Assembly has concluded in Geneva following discussions on strengthening healthcare systems amid growing funding pressures, workforce shortages, and climate-related health threats. Held under the theme "Together for Health. Stand with Science," the Assembly focused on resilience, innovation, and inclusive leadership in global health. For African countries, the conversations come at a critical time as governments work to strengthen health systems and improve preparedness for future health emergencies. To reflect on the outcomes of the Assembly and what they mean for the continent, Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to Akhona Tshangela, Southern Africa Director at WomenLift Health.

World Health Assembly Concludes with Focus on Resilient Healthcare Systems and Africa’s Health Future

The African Union Commission has held a peace and security summit in Gabon. The two day summit was aimed at sharpening Africa's response to its most persistent conflicts. As the continent marks Africa day today,  63 years since the formation of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) in 1963, the predecessor of the African Union - the continent continues to face ongoing conflicts and wars in the west and the Sahel regions. In Sudan the escalating civil war has led to a catastrophic humanitarian crisis. Peter Ndoro spoke to Gabon's High Commissioner to South Africa, HE Rod Rembendamya

The African Union Commission has held a peace and security summit in Gabon. The two day summit was aimed at sharpening Africa's response to its most persistent conflicts. As the continent marks Africa day today, &nbsp;63 years since the formation of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) in 1963, the predecessor of the African Union - the continent continues to face ongoing conflicts and wars in the west and the Sahel regions. In Sudan the escalating civil war has led to a catastrophic humanitarian crisis. Peter Ndoro spoke to Gabon's High Commissioner to South Africa, HE Rod Rembendamya

Gabon's High Commissioner to South Africa rubbishes reports of snub of South Africa's Africa Day celebrations

As we continue the conversation on the meaning of Africa Day, we turn our attention to the continent's young people. Africa today is home to one of the world's youngest populations, with millions of young people shaping conversations around innovation, governance, entrepreneurship, culture, education, and social change. For many young Africans, Africa Day is not only a celebration of the continent's liberation history and unity, but also an opportunity to reflect on the challenges and possibilities facing a new generation. To help us explore what Africa Day 2026 means to young Africans, we are joined by Public Policy Fellow At the Centre For Policy Analysis in Uganda, Akello Peace Merisha. Through her work in public policy and youth engagement, she brings valuable insight into how young Africans are viewing the continent's future and their role in shaping it.

As we continue the conversation on the meaning of Africa Day, we turn our attention to the continent's young people. Africa today is home to one of the world's youngest populations, with millions of young people shaping conversations around innovation, governance, entrepreneurship, culture, education, and social change. For many young Africans, Africa Day is not only a celebration of the continent's liberation history and unity, but also an opportunity to reflect on the challenges and possibilities facing a new generation. To help us explore what Africa Day 2026 means to young Africans, we are joined by Public Policy Fellow At the Centre For Policy Analysis in Uganda, Akello Peace Merisha. Through her work in public policy and youth engagement, she brings valuable insight into how young Africans are viewing the continent's future and their role in shaping it.

FIPSA hosts 2025 immigration indaba in Durban, SA

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