Dinbabo, MulugetaPenderis, SharonSebakwiye, Celse2020-10-062024-05-032020-10-062024-05-032020https://hdl.handle.net/10566/13080Magister Artium (Development Studies) - MA(DVS)The world has recognised the global record of increased international migrants and refugees in the last two decades. In South Africa in particular, migrants and refugees have remarkably increased in the last ten years. Refugees in South Africa face many challenges of accessing employment while the government also faces the high global unemployment of its citizens. Also, refugees have problems of accessing social services such as education, shelter, and social grants and also problems of insecurity and safety, discrimination and exclusion.enSouth AfricaBellvilleCape Townlabour marketrefugeesUniversity of Western Cape