LIVES AND TIMES OF AFRICAN MIGRANTS & IMMIGRANTS IN POST-
APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA McDonald, Lephophotho Mashike, and Celia
Golden Southern African Migration Project Migration Policy
Series No. 13 PLEASE NOTE: Readers are welcome to reproduce this
article as long as appropriate acknowledgments are given. Since
1996, the Southern African Migration Project (SAMP) has
conducted a series of cross-national surveys of attitudes
towards migration and immigration in the region. The aim of the
surveys is to provide policy-makers, NGOs and researchers with
up-to-date, comprehensive and rigorous information on people's
experiences with, and attitudes towards, cross-border migration
in the Southern African region. The first major survey, the Five
Nation Survey, focused on the attitudes towards migration of
residents of countries bordering South Africa (Lesotho,
Mozambique, Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe). The second examined
South African attitudes towards immigrants and immigration. The
third complementary survey studies t