South Africa expands visa-free access to 32 African countries, Cameroon remains excluded

South African authorities have released a list of 32 African countries whose citizens can now travel without a visa, including Algeria, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Côte d'Ivoire, Botswana, and Mozambique. Cameroon is not on this list, nor is the Democratic Republic of Congo, due to security and political challenges. For Cameroonian travelers, obtaining a visa remains mandatory before any trip. This policy reflects Pretoria's balance between economic openness and border control.