A majority of Africans support the free movement of people across the continent, according to a new Afrobarometer flagship report, but many are less enthusiastic about welcoming immigrants into their own countries. - Advertisement -Support for Free Movement Across AfricaAccording to the findings, 56% of Africans believe people in their region should be able to move freely across international borders, while 40% think governments should restrict movement to protect local jobs and opportunities. Despite this support, many Africans say crossing borders remains difficult. More Africans Considering EmigrationWhile concerns about immigration are growing, the report also shows that increasing numbers of Africans are considering leaving their own countries. The findings suggest that Africans broadly support regional integration and mobility, but economic uncertainty continues to shape how they view migrants arriving in their own countries.