Ramaphosa Vows Action on Migration Amid Rising Xenophobia

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has pledged to address migration challenges as xenophobic incidents increase. He linked rising xenophobia to concerns over immigration flows. Ramaphosa called for comprehensive policies to manage migration effectively. The president stressed the need for social cohesion and public safety. Government officials are tasked with developing targeted interventions. Civil society groups have urged the administration to protect vulnerable communities. The pledge was announced amid ongoing national discussions on race relations. Stakeholders will monitor the implementation of new migration measures.