The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is a dynamic and growing inter-governmental organization, with 125 member states, committed to the principle that humane and orderly migration benefits migrants and society.
IOM’s regional office for Southern Africa is based in South Africa and caters to IOM activities in the entire SADC (South Africa Development Community) region. IOM also has offices in Angola, Democratic Republic of Congo, Mauritius, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe. In addition, IOM runs activities in Namibia and Swaziland. |
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IOM Launches Online Bookstore
 FRIDAY 26 June 2009 - IOM has launched an online bookstore that will make buying books, studies and reports faster and easier. "Customers can now use their credit card to securely and conveniently pay for their orders," says Valerie Hagger, IOM's Publications Coordinator. |
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UNAoC and IOM launch Global Youth Video Competition and Festival
 Are you a young person between the ages of 9-25? Are you passionate about building a more inclusive, tolerant society? Do you think media messages can help? If so, PLURAL+ is for you!
In collaboration with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and other international partners, the UNAOC is launching a youth video festival exploring themes related to migration and diversity.
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SA: IOM welcomes new SA permits for Zim migrants, calls for urgent info campaign
20 May 2009 - The International Organizations for Migration (IOM)’s Regional Representative for Southern Africa, Hans-Petter Boe, has welcomed two new measures introduced by South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs (DHA) to open more legal migration channels for Zimbabwean migrants. He has also called for urgent information dissemination to both the Zimbabwean and South African public, to enable them to understand the necessity and operation of the permits, as well as the positive impacts they can have on both countries. |
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MOZAMBIQUE: Community Theatre and Radio Drama for Disaster Management
 A new IOM programme in the Zambezi River Valley region of Mozambique is training students to promote flood preparedness and response through community theatre and radio drama. |
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