Margaret Monyani | ISS Africa

Kenya’s experience can help countries balance practical realities with Africa’s goal of open borders and regional connections.

Misaligned frameworks that don’t address grassroots realities abound while migrants face deadly hazards on their journeys to a better life.

North Africa is a focal point for global migration flows, making effective and humane management approaches vital.

Can the Government of National Unity reconcile its members’ competing interests and achieve a pragmatic, unified approach?

The punitive measures reflect a history of major EU investment in Ethiopia’s migration governance – with few results.

These two Horn of Africa countries are heavily affected by migration, and well placed to lead on policy responses.

Filling the gaps in Ethiopia and Kenya’s notable migration efforts will advance their role in Africa’s migration governance.

This policy brief explores climate-linked mobility in Africa and the barriers to realising the opportunities it presents.

The region’s weak border administration limits the ability of aid organisations to provide humanitarian assistance.

Ceasefires and security objectives are understandably the priority, but assisting refugees is central to achieving peace.

Both are vital for Africa’s development but governments are more committed to free trade than free movement of people.

Technology can help deliver aid and services more effectively – but can be harmful if users don’t know its risks.