South Africa’s recurring attacks on African migrants expose deeper failures of governance, inequality and continental solidarity.
By Thebe Ikalafeng
Founder and Chairman
Brand Africa
I still remember the silence.
It was in the midst of the xenophobic attacks on fellow Africans, which started on April 11, 2015, and were flooding global screens.
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