Irregular Migration Project News Today

By Zayd Ibn Isah Renowned Kenyan Law Professor, Patrick Lumumba, once said that in the past, Africans lamented and resisted as they were forcibly taken abroad by foreigners into slavery. But, in contemporary times, there is a concerning trend where some Africans appear willing to risk their lives on perilous journeys, including crossing the Mediterranean…

Speaking on the rising tide of irregular and regular migration in Africa, the continent’s richest man, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, has emphasized the significance of economic growth and job creation to curb migration. The Sudanese-British businessman and philanthropist, Mo Ibrahim has called for good governance and leadership as a means to reduce migration pressure in Africa.