Des Erasmus
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli will this week hold talks with UN agencies and foreign diplomats ahead of a provincial summit on undocumented foreign nationals.
The meetings come ahead of the Provincial Summit on Undocumented Foreign Nationals, which KZN is expected to convene on 25 June.
The province said the summit will be “a strategic platform aimed at fostering constructive dialogue and developing coordinated responses to migration-related challenges affecting communities across the province”.
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The summit is scheduled for five days before a 30 June protest by anti-illegal-immigrant groups, including March and March. That date has been set as a “deadline” by the “activists” for undocumented foreigners to leave the country, or be expelled.
On Thursday, Ntuli is expected to meet representatives of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, and from the International Organisation for
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