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White paper on Immigration will prevent undocumented persons to access healthcare

28 May 2026|1 min read

By SAfm Radio

African Centre for Migration & Society (ACMS) research associate Dr Rebecca Walker discusses the new Immigration White Paper, specifically as it relates to healthcare, with Joanne Joseph of The Daily Discourse show on SAfm Radio.


[This interview was originally aired on The Daily Discourse show on SAfm Radio  on 25 May 2026.]

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