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Over 42,000 foreign nationals seek business permits as SA migration tensions rise

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Simon Majadibodu
Over 42,000 foreign nationals seek business permits as SA migration tensions rise
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South African government data reveals that over 42,000 foreign nationals have applied for business permits, with KwaZulu-Natal seeing the highest volume of activity. This comes amid rising national tensions and planned protests regarding migration and informal trade.

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The intersection of migration policy, economic competition, and social unrest is a critical issue currently shaping South African domestic politics.

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Ask AI 3 min KwaZulu-Natal has emerged as the province with the highest number of business registration applications and approvals from foreign nationals, as government data shows more than 42,000 applications were submitted by June 24.

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The article balances government statistics with the context of social tensions and protester grievances.

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