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The author takes a critical look at the immigration policy of the post-apartheid South African government with reference to the immigration policies of the previous governments; the Aliens Control Act of 1991 and the Amended Act of 1995; the problem of undocumented migrants in South Africa; migration as a regional and national issue; limited amnesty offered by the South African government to certain categories of immigrants among other topics. (DÜI-Sen)

Das System der Wanderarbeit galt lange Zeit als schwerwiegendes Hindernis für die gewerkschaftliche Organisierung der südafrikanischen Bergarbeiter. Seit einigen Jahren verzeichnet die NUM jedoch ein rapides Anwachsen ihrer Mitgliederzahlen. Die Dimensionen der ungleichmäßigen Entwicklung der NUM werden aufgezeigt und die Gründe für die Überwindung der traditionellen geographischen und sozialen Hindernisse bei der gewerkschaftlichen Organisierung analysiert. Wanderarbeit bleibt jedoch auch in Zukunft eine empfindliche Schwachstelle der NUM. (DÜI-Fwr)

1. Introduction: African Secondary City Food Systems in Context -- Part 1: Food System Actors, Concepts and Governance -- 2. Understanding Secondary City Typologies: A Food Governance Lens -- 3. Practice Theory and Informal Urban Livelihoods in M'Bour, Senegal: A Case Study of Urban Cultivation -- 4. Co-Productive Urban Planning: Protecting and Expanding Food Security in Uganda's Secondary Cities -- 5. The Role of the Informal Sector in Epworth's Food System, Zimbabwe -- 6. The Enabling Environment for Informal Food Traders in Nigeria's Secondary Cities -- 7. Secondary Cities and Urban Agriculture in Sub-Saharan Africa -- Part 2: Food Security, Poverty & Livelihoods -- 8. Spatial Characteristics of Urban Food Systems and Food Retailers in Smaller Urban Areas -- 9. Food Insecurity, Food Sourcing and Food Coping Strategies in the O-O-O Urban Corridor, Namibia -- 10. Analysing Diet Composition and Food Insecurity by Socio-Economic Status in Secondary African Cities -- 11. Household Dietary Patterns and Food Security Challenges in Peri-Urban South Africa: A Reflection of High Unemployment in the Wake of Rising Food Prices -- 12. "We eat everyday but I'm perpetually hungry": Interrogating Food System Transformation and (Forced) Dietary Changes in Tamale, Ghana -- 13. Understanding Food Security and Hunger in Xai-Xai, Mozambique -- Part 3: Environments, Linkages and Mobilities -- 14. Hunger in an Agricultural City: Exploring Vulnerability in Dschang, Cameroon -- 15. Non-Timber Forest Products in Cameroon's Food System and the Impact of Climate Change on Food Security in Dschang -- 16. Accessibility of Sanitary Facilities Among Food Sellers in African Secondary Cities: Implications for Food Safety and Urban Planning Policies -- 17. Migrant Remittances and Household Food Security in Mzuzu, Malawi -- 18. Rural-Urban Migrants in Mzuzu's Informal Food Trading System -- 19. Rent as Ransom: Lodging and Food Security in Gweru, Zimbabwe. .

Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- About the Authors -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY -- INTRODUCTION -- INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND FOOD REMITTANCES -- INTERNAL MIGRATION AND FOOD REMITTANCES -- COMPARING RURAL!URBAN AND URBAN!URBAN FOOD REMITTANCES -- FREQUENCY AND TYPES OF FOOD REMITTING -- FOOD REMITTERS IN RURAL AREAS -- CASE STUDY ONE. FOOD REMITTING IN A STATE OF CRISIS: ZIMBABWE -- CASE STUDY TWO. RECIPROCAL URBAN!RURAL REMITTING: NAMIBIA -- CONCLUSIONS -- ENDNOTES -- REFERENCES -- Back cover.

Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Executive Summary -- Introduction -- Urbanization and Informality -- International Migration in Southern Africa -- Migrants and the Informal Economy -- Informal Cross-Border Trading -- Informal Remitting Enterprise -- Gender, Mobility and Entrepreneurship -- Migrant Entrepreneurial Motivation -- Pathologizing Space, Policing Informality -- Conclusion -- Endnotes -- Back cover

Überragende Bedeutung der RSA für den Tourismus in Lesotho und Swasiland. Quantitative und qualitative Entwicklung dieses Tourismus; regionale Herkunft der Touristen innerhalb der RSA; Ausbau und Kapazitäten der touristischen Infrastruktur in Lesotho und Swasiland. Konkurrenz der Homelands. Nur begrenzte positive wirtschaftliche Auswirkungen vor dem Hintergrund einer insgesamt rückläufigen Tourismus-Industrie. (DÜI-Hlb)