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South Africa to step up security ahead of anti-migrant deadline

The country, one of Africa's largest and most industrialised economies, has been on edge following weeks of sometimes violent xenophobic unrest that has left at least two people dead. The post South Africa to step up security ahead of anti-migrant deadline appeared first on Vanguard News.

America at 250 and South Africa at a Crossroads

America at 250 and South Africa at a Crossroads

South Africa: Betrayal of African unity or self-preservation?

The global rise in migration and the xenophobia that has accompanied it have shifted state discourses on migration governance. South Africa has become a headliner in this debate, p...

EDITORIAL | June 30 and Mzansi’s command over the silent language of violence

Angry South Africans are pitted against terrified foreign nationals while a dithering government and exploitative businesses are happy to spectate until it is beneficial to speak

The New Centres Of African Wealth: How The East And West Are Evolving

South Africa remains a key anchor in Africa’s wealth landscape, but its dominance is steadily giving way as wealth and influence spread across the continent. Standard Bank’s Psyche of Africa’s Wealthiest report highlights how growth is increasingly being driven by the West and East Africa regions where a new generation of ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) is []

South Africa’s Anti-Immigrant Backlash Puts Its African Leadership at Risk

After 10 years working in South Africa and [] The post South Africa’s Anti-Immigrant Backlash Puts Its African Leadership at Risk appeared first on The Media Line.

The Economist: Africa embraces Starlink (while SA politicians force poor second choice)

The Economist: Africa embraces Starlink (while SA politicians force poor second choice)

South Africa’s debt to Africa: Has the Rainbow Nation forgotten who stood with it?

For decades, South Africa occupied a unique moral position on the African continent. Its struggle against apartheid was not merely a national liberation movement but became Africa’s defining cause. From Lagos to Maputo, from Addis Ababa to Harare, and Rabat to Cairo, independent African states mobilized diplomatic, financial and material support to isolate the apartheid The post South Africa’s debt to Africa: Has the Rainbow Nation forgotten who stood with it? appeared first on Dateline Nigeria.

South Africa: Blaming Migrants Ignores the Real Causes of South Africa's Economic Crisis

[The Conversation Africa] South Africa is in the midst of its most significant anti-immigrant mobilisation in years.

African Economic Conference 2026 explores pathways for more influential Africa in multipolar world

African Economic Conference 2026 explores pathways for more influential Africa in multipolar world

State Capture and xenophobia — ‘abahambe’ mob lacks gumption to tackle SA’s real problems

The xenophobic movements’ indifference to State Capture, high-level corruption and massive corporate fraud betrays a cowardice to confront the root causes of South Africa’s development failures. Let’s imagine for a moment that every foreigner in South Africa, documented or otherwise, heeds the abahambe (let them go) call and returns to their countries of origin. We [] The post State Capture and xenophobia — ‘abahambe’ mob lacks gumption to tackle SA’s real problems appeared first on The Namibian.

Africans must go… But to where?

The troubling scenes unfolding in South Africa, where fellow Africans are being harassed, beaten, threatened, and told to “go back home”, are unsettling to every conscience across this continent. As the June 30 ultimatum by vigilante groups such as March and March approaches, the urgency and ugliness of the situation demand a simple but profound question: if Africans must go, then where should they go?

What keeps AFRICA from DEVELOPING?

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England cannot ignore the Henry Pollock question any more

Maybe the plan and the young man are finally about to align in South Africa

Congolese Nationals in Cape Town Call for Unity Amid Anti-Immigrant Protests

CAPE TOWN, WESTERN CAPE — As a June 30 deadline set by anti-immigrant groups rapidly approaches, Congolese nationals in Cape Town are calling for unity among Africans. Foreign residents are voicing serious concerns regarding their livelihoods and safety as nationwide marches targeting undocumented foreign nationals are planned across South Africa. Collette Furaha, a Congolese national []

South Africans rally to protect migrants amid xenophobic protests

Following a wave of anti-migrant protests in South Africa, documented migrants are also becoming targets. TRT World's Thuso Khumalo reports from Johannesburg, where community groups and concerned citizens are working to protect vulnerable foreign nationals, oppose xenophobia and Afrophobia, and ensure immigration laws are enforced without violence.

‘Leave or return in a coffin’: The threat driving migrants out of South Africa

For months, anti-migrant rhetoric had been building across South Africa. Then it reached Kaunga Nyirenda’s doorstep. In early June, two men gave the Malawian gardener, who lives in a Johannesburg suburb, a chilling ultimatum: leave now or face death. “They asked me: ‘When are you going to leave the country? We want to fix our The post ‘Leave or return in a coffin’: The threat driving migrants out of South Africa appeared first on Egypt Independent.

Violences en Afrique du Sud : la Féguifoot souhaite une délocalisation de son match de septembre

PRETORIA- Les éliminatoires de la CAN 2027 démarrent en septembre prochain sur le continent. Le Syli National de Guinée ira en Afrique du Sud pour defier les sud-africains à l’occasion de cette première journée. Cependant, l’Afrique du Sud fait face à une recrudescence des violences xénophobes, alimentées par des mouvements anti-immigrants accusant les étrangers de []

Femi Otunbanjo: South Africa’s Xenophobia Has Become A Mob Reaction To Socioeconomic Problems

Otunbanjo says South Africans blame foreigners for unemployment, crime and worsening socioeconomic conditions.

Nigeria Weighs Diplomatic, Economic Response to South Africa Crisis

The Nigerian Government says it is weighing diplomatic and economic options in response to the ongoing attacks and intimidation of Nigerians in South Africa, while prioritising dialogue and African solidarity over immediate retaliatory measures. Speaking in an interview with Voice of Nigeria Correspondent, Margaret Ebeshi, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mr Kimiebi [] The post Nigeria Weighs Diplomatic, Economic Response to South Africa Crisis appeared first on Voice of Nigeria.

Tanzania looks to Korea to expand tourism and business ties

South Korea is a priority market for Tanzania's Go Eastern Strategy that aims to attract tourists and business relationships, officials from the country's embassy in Korea and tourist board said at the Destination Tanzania Roadshow in Seoul on Monday. At the event, the Tanzania Tourist Board and the Embassy of Tanzania pitched the country's attractions and investment opportunities. Tanzanian Ambassador Noel Emmanuel Kaganda showcased his country as a world-class destination, highlighting the Se