The Migration of Francophone Africans to Cape Town

During the first decade post apartheid, many Africans from Frenc-speaking countries arrived in South Africa. This country were considered for many of them as a new destination than the traditional ones. The book shows the causes of departure from the countries of origin of migrants, the reasons of choosing South Africa in general and Cape Town in particular and how those migrants are integrated in the city, according to their different categories.

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Rodolf Estimé Lekogo es de nacionalidad gabonesa. Después de sus estudios en su país natal, completó una licenciatura en Sociología del Desarrollo en la Universidad de Stellenbosch en Sudáfrica. Actualmente trabaja en el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores en Libreville en Gabón.