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SADC leaders vow to tighten border controls | SA News

Leaders of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) have agreed to deepen regional integration in an effort to curb illegal migration as anti-foreigner sentiment rises in South Africa.

The steps agreed to among SADC members include the ramped-up use of technology at border crossings. Officials also acknowledged the need to develop cross-country special economic zones.

Anti-immigrant protests, fuelled by high unemployment and overstretched public services, have flared in parts of South Africa for years, including some that turned deadly in 2018, and have intensified in recent months.

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