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Why it's tough season for those living outside their motherland
The recent flare-ups of xenophobic attacks across the continent serve as a stark reminder that Africa’s dream of unity is often betrayed by the reality of its divisions.
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iol.co.za
Xenophobic tendencies will kill our Rainbow Nation dream
Reflecting on South Africa's journey from a beacon of hope to a nation grappling with xenophobia, the writer explores the urgent need for unity and understanding in the face of…
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standardmedia.co.ke
Traumatized Kenyans return home as Xenophobic attacks intensify in SA
At least 47 Kenyans arrived in the country last night, fleeing escalating xenophobic violence in South Africa.
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Explained: Inside South Africa's recurring xenophobia
According to Kagwanja, South Africa’s migration tensions cannot be viewed solely through the lens of jobs but also through historical and demographic factors that continue to…
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Why it's tough season for those living outside their motherland
The recent flare-ups of xenophobic attacks across the continent serve as a stark reminder that Africa’s dream of unity is often betrayed by the reality of its divisions.
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We were crying inside the house, Xenophobia returnees narrate ordeal
They arrived from South Africa carrying little more than battered suitcases, shattered dreams, and stories of lives abruptly uprooted by a fresh wave of xenophobic violence.
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SA paradox: From xenophobia to buying blue-chip Safaricom, Absa and NCBA
Compared with other African countries, South Africa is more industrialised and wealthier, but unequal. Inequality is the crux of the matter