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... 90฀฀•฀฀migration in south and southern฀africaThe฀machinery฀of฀influx฀control and labour฀allocations฀changed฀considerably฀after฀1980.฀The฀centralisation฀of฀recruitment in new฀employment and guidance฀centres in or฀near฀African฀townships in larger฀cities฀increased฀the฀mobility฀of฀urban฀Africans฀ and gave฀preference฀to฀local฀workseekers฀–฀as฀Riekert฀had฀recommended.฀After฀the฀onset฀of฀the฀recession in 1982,฀stricter฀controls฀were฀exercised฀over฀the฀entry฀into฀prescribed฀areas฀of฀black฀workers฀without฀Section฀10฀qualifications.฀ In the฀homelands฀there฀were฀breakdowns฀of฀labour฀bureaux and mine฀recruitment฀as฀the฀labour฀market฀contracted and the฀labour฀surplus฀grew฀ever฀larger,฀resulting in vast฀areas and populations฀being฀excluded฀from฀the฀urban฀labour฀market.฀However,฀many฀rural฀households฀had฀to฀have฀access฀to฀urban฀economies in order฀to฀survive,฀so฀various฀means฀of฀living฀within฀reach฀of฀urban฀employment฀were฀found,฀ranging฀from฀backyard฀shacks in formal฀townships฀to฀squatting฀within฀commuting฀distance฀of฀urban฀labour฀markets.฀By฀the฀end฀of฀the฀1980s,฀there฀were฀many฀informal฀settlements in and around฀the฀urban฀areas and overcrowding฀of฀township฀housing฀reached฀high฀proportions in many฀areas. In the฀metropolitan฀areas฀people฀settled฀on฀whatever฀land฀they฀could฀find.฀Many฀faced฀eviction and relocation,฀while฀some฀were฀settled in newly฀established฀communities.฀Others฀were฀forced฀to฀settle฀even฀further฀from฀the฀cities฀(Lemon฀1991).The฀President’s฀Council฀released฀a฀report in 1985,฀proposing฀the฀elimination฀of฀the฀discriminatory฀aspects฀of฀influx฀control and a฀shift฀towards฀a฀positive฀strategy,฀emphasising฀the฀development฀role฀of฀‘orderly฀urbanisation’.฀This฀involved฀the฀ordering and directing฀of฀African฀urbanisation,฀mainly฀by฀indirect฀incentives฀ and disincentives,฀but฀also฀by฀direct฀control฀measures,฀mainly฀through฀existing฀legislation,฀including฀those฀concerning฀group฀areas,฀squatting and slums,฀health,฀immigration and security฀(Lemon฀1991).The฀new฀approach฀was฀embodied in the฀Abolition฀of฀Influx฀Control฀Act฀of฀1986,฀which฀provided฀for฀a฀total฀repeal฀of฀the฀Natives฀(Urban฀Areas)฀Consolidation฀Act฀of฀1945 and the฀partial฀or฀entire฀repeal฀of฀33฀other฀laws.฀Henceforth,฀attention฀was฀focused฀on฀the฀provision฀of฀housing,฀infrastructure and social฀services.฀But฀the฀new฀strategy฀still฀controlled and channelled฀African฀urbanisation,฀using฀the฀material฀constraints฀of฀land and housing฀as฀tools฀for฀distributing฀labour and population, and employing฀the฀decentralisation and deconcentration฀programmes฀developed฀under฀the฀new฀regional฀development฀strategy฀which฀had฀been฀operative฀since฀1982฀(Lemon฀1991).Within฀the฀townships,฀the฀passing฀of฀the฀Black฀Communities฀Development฀Amendment฀Act in 1986฀allowed฀full฀home฀ownership and introduced฀procedures฀through฀which฀the฀supply฀of฀land฀for฀African฀housing฀could฀be฀increased,฀thus฀making฀possible฀the฀development฀of฀an฀African฀housing฀market.฀The฀government฀made฀clear฀its฀intention฀to฀withdraw฀from฀the฀direct฀supply฀of฀housing,฀preferring฀to฀concentrate฀on฀the฀supply฀of฀land and bulk฀infrastructure.฀From฀thenceforth฀the฀private฀sector฀could฀apply฀to฀build in these฀development฀areas฀(Lemon฀1991).Despite฀the฀fact฀that฀many฀government฀restrictions฀were฀lifted฀during฀the฀late฀1980s฀ and early฀1990s,฀many฀areas฀continue฀to฀be฀marked฀by฀poverty and vulnerability.฀These฀inequities฀could฀escalate฀if฀people฀are฀denied฀the฀opportunity฀to฀move.฀Free ... 90฀฀•฀฀migration in south and southern฀africaThe฀machinery฀of฀influx฀control and labour฀allocations฀changed฀considerably฀after฀1980.฀The฀centralisation฀of฀recruitment in new฀employment and guidance฀centres in or฀near฀African฀townships in larger฀cities฀increased฀the฀mobility฀of฀urban฀Africans฀ and gave฀preference฀to฀local฀workseekers฀–฀as฀Riekert฀had฀recommended.฀After฀the฀onset฀of฀the฀recession in 1982,฀stricter฀controls฀were฀exercised฀over฀the฀entry฀into฀prescribed฀areas฀of฀black฀workers฀without฀Section฀10฀qualifications.฀ In the฀homelands฀there฀were฀breakdowns฀of฀labour฀bureaux and mine฀recruitment฀as฀the฀labour฀market฀contracted and the฀labour฀surplus฀grew฀ever฀larger,฀resulting in vast฀areas and populations฀being฀excluded฀from฀the฀urban฀labour฀market.฀However,฀many฀rural฀households฀had฀to฀have฀access฀to฀urban฀economies in order฀to฀survive,฀so฀various฀means฀of฀living฀within฀reach฀of฀urban฀employment฀were฀found,฀ranging฀from฀backyard฀shacks in formal฀townships฀to฀squatting฀within฀commuting฀distance฀of฀urban฀labour฀markets.฀By฀the฀end฀of฀the฀1980s,฀there฀were฀many฀informal฀settlements in and around฀the฀urban฀areas and overcrowding฀of฀township฀housing฀reached฀high฀proportions in many฀areas. In the฀metropolitan฀areas฀people฀settled฀on฀whatever฀land฀they฀could฀find.฀Many฀faced฀eviction and relocation,฀while฀some฀were฀settled in newly฀established฀communities.฀Others฀were฀forced฀to฀settle฀even฀further฀from฀the฀cities฀(Lemon฀1991).The฀President’s฀Council฀released฀a฀report in 1985,฀proposing฀the฀elimination฀of฀the฀discriminatory฀aspects฀of฀influx฀control and a฀shift฀towards฀a฀positive฀strategy,฀emphasising฀the฀development฀role฀of฀‘orderly฀urbanisation’.฀This฀involved฀the฀ordering and directing฀of฀African฀urbanisation,฀mainly฀by฀indirect฀incentives฀ and disincentives,฀but฀also฀by฀direct฀control฀measures,฀mainly฀through฀existing฀legislation,฀including฀those฀concerning฀group฀areas,฀squatting and slums,฀health,฀immigration and security฀(Lemon฀1991).The฀new฀approach฀was฀embodied in the฀Abolition฀of฀Influx฀Control฀Act฀of฀1986,฀which฀provided฀for฀a฀total฀repeal฀of฀the฀Natives฀(Urban฀Areas)฀Consolidation฀Act฀of฀1945 and the฀partial฀or฀entire฀repeal฀of฀33฀other฀laws.฀Henceforth,฀attention฀was฀focused฀on฀the฀provision฀of฀housing,฀infrastructure and social฀services.฀But฀the฀new฀strategy฀still฀controlled and channelled฀African฀urbanisation,฀using฀the฀material฀constraints฀of฀land and housing฀as฀tools฀for฀distributing฀labour and population, and employing฀the฀decentralisation and deconcentration฀programmes฀developed฀under฀the฀new฀regional฀development฀strategy฀which฀had฀been฀operative฀since฀1982฀(Lemon฀1991).Within฀the฀townships,฀the฀passing฀of฀the฀Black฀Communities฀Development฀Amendment฀Act in 1986฀allowed฀full฀home฀ownership and introduced฀procedures฀through฀which฀the฀supply฀of฀land฀for฀African฀housing฀could฀be฀increased,฀thus฀making฀possible฀the฀development฀of฀an฀African฀housing฀market.฀The฀government฀made฀clear฀its฀intention฀to฀withdraw฀from฀the฀direct฀supply฀of฀housing,฀preferring฀to฀concentrate฀on฀the฀supply฀of฀land and bulk฀infrastructure.฀From฀thenceforth฀the฀private฀sector฀could฀apply฀to฀build in these฀development฀areas฀(Lemon฀1991).Despite฀the฀fact฀that฀many฀government฀restrictions฀were฀lifted฀during฀the฀late฀1980s฀ and early฀1990s,฀many฀areas฀continue฀to฀be฀marked฀by฀poverty and vulnerability.฀These฀inequities฀could฀escalate฀if฀people฀are฀denied฀the฀opportunity฀to฀move.฀Free ... www.hsrcpress.ac.zaintroduction฀฀•฀฀1CHAPTER฀1IntroductionPieter฀Kok,฀Derik฀Gelderblom and Johan฀van฀ZylThe฀tenth฀anniversary฀of฀the฀1994฀first฀democratic฀elections in South฀Africa฀was฀an฀opportune฀time฀to฀reflect฀on฀what฀had฀– and what฀had฀not฀–฀changed in the฀country฀since฀the฀end฀of฀apartheid.฀Grand฀Apartheid฀had฀attempted฀to฀alter฀the฀racial฀distribution฀of฀the฀population฀through฀mechanisms฀such฀as฀an฀‘influx฀control’฀system,฀population฀relocation and the฀creation฀of฀relatively฀dense฀settlements in the฀former฀homeland฀areas.฀As฀such฀it฀had฀an฀important฀impact฀on฀patterns฀of฀internal฀migration. In addition,฀because฀the฀permanent฀settlement฀of฀black฀people฀from฀African฀countries฀north฀of฀South฀African฀borders฀was฀not฀allowed,฀apartheid฀also฀changed฀patterns฀of฀international฀migration.฀One฀of฀the฀things฀we฀need฀to฀ascertain฀therefore฀is฀how฀much฀the฀lifting฀of฀apartheid฀has฀affected฀migration฀patterns,฀both฀internally and in the฀southern฀African฀region.This฀task฀implies,฀firstly,฀that฀some฀purely฀descriptive฀research฀on฀both฀current and past฀migration฀patterns in South฀Africa฀needs฀to฀be฀undertaken,฀investigating฀how฀much฀migration฀occurred฀during฀the฀apartheid฀period and after฀it. In addition,฀it฀still฀needs฀to฀be฀determined฀whether฀the฀migration฀was฀predominantly฀rural–urban฀or฀rural–rural.฀Also฀to฀be฀considered฀is฀whether฀a฀typology฀that฀accounts฀for฀the฀areas฀between฀rural and urban฀would฀not฀be฀more฀appropriate in the฀description฀of฀migration฀patterns฀–฀for฀example฀one฀grading฀from฀rural,฀through฀semi-urban,฀peri-urban, and urban฀areas฀to฀fully฀metropolitan.฀A฀greater฀understanding฀of฀the฀historical฀context฀of฀migration in South฀Africa฀is฀thus฀needed,฀to฀achieve฀a฀more฀nuanced฀view฀of฀the฀continuities and discontinuities in South฀African฀migration฀฀over฀time.Migration฀issues and implications฀for฀policy In this฀book,฀which฀deals฀largely฀with฀the฀causes฀of฀migration,฀we฀attempt฀to฀analyse฀ and evaluate฀both฀international and internal฀migration in South and southern฀Africa.฀Although฀its฀policy and planning฀implications฀are฀not฀always฀obvious, in most฀cases฀the฀individual฀chapters฀bring฀the฀issues฀involved฀clearly฀to฀the฀fore.฀Perhaps฀a฀broad-brush฀reminder฀of฀these฀issues฀would฀be฀appropriate฀here.International฀migrationStories฀about฀foreign฀migrants฀–฀legal,฀illegal and asylum฀seekers฀–฀appear฀almost฀daily in the฀news.฀Governments฀…฀note฀these฀events฀with฀alarm and grapple฀with฀policy฀reforms฀aimed฀at฀selecting฀certain฀migrants and keeping฀out฀others.฀(Hatton฀&฀Williamson฀2002:฀1)This฀quotation฀from฀Hatton and Williamson฀is฀a฀useful฀summary฀of฀the฀impact฀that฀international฀migration฀often฀has฀on฀public฀perceptions and hence฀on฀legislated฀Free...

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