“African Perspectives on South–South Migration,” edited by Meron Zeleke and Lahra Smith, delves into the often overlooked topic of South-South migration, particularly within Africa. The book highlights the agency of African migrants, exploring their innovative strategies for navigating intra-continental routes. It focuses on the dynamics of resource flows—including people, money, skills, and knowledge—across the continent, providing a critical examination of the migrants’ experiences through detailed case studies.
This scholarly work challenges traditional narratives centered on South-North migration and offers new insights into the complexities of migration within the Global South, making it a valuable resource for those studying migration, inequalities, and development related to African contexts.
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