Renewed xenophobic attacks in South Africa expose why millions of Africans still seek livelihoods abroad despite abundant resources at home.
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Monday, May 18, 2026 - 3 min read
Renewed xenophobic attacks in South Africa expose why millions of Africans still seek livelihoods abroad despite abundant resources at home.
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The tragicomedy that is Africa never disappoints. If all of us were political science and international relations experts, we would be able to explain the recent bizarre developments of our beloved continent.
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