Zimbabwe's political and economic challenges have led to a significant migration of youths seeking better living conditions abroad. Many, like Herbert Janga who moved to Malawi in 2012, are undocumented and unable to return home. The United Nations Agency on Migration reports that millions of African youths migrate for employment opportunities. In Zimbabwe, the exodus is attributed to the ruling party Zanu PF's economic mismanagement, which benefits them by reducing the number of potential opposition voters. The Zimbabwe National Students Association and MDC-T youth assembly highlight the need for diaspora voting rights and youth voter registration. The International Organisation for Migration and Zimbabwe Statistical Agency note the difficulty in tracking the exact number of migrants. On International Youth Day, UN Secretary-General António Guterres emphasized the importance of government prioritization of youth empowerment and employment.