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Five years after ConCourt ‘ninja’ controversy, Muslim women say niqab is not holding them back

Five years after derogatory remarks directed at a Muslim advocate during a Constitutional Court hearing sparked national debate about prejudice against visibly Muslim women,...

SA: Muslim organisations sustain relief as Musina repatriation centre clears migrant backlog

The humanitarian crisis that left thousands of undocumented migrants stranded at South Africa’s northern border has eased significantly, but Muslim humanitarian organisations continue to...

South Africa processes more than 53,000 migrants for deportation and repatriation

South African authorities have processed more than 53,000 foreign nationals for deportation or voluntary repatriation since launching a nationwide migration enforcement campaign five weeks...

Has AIPAC’s lobbying model taken root in South Africa?

Journalist Neelam Rahim examines the pro-Israel lobbying networks seeking to shape public opinion, political debate and South Africa’s historic support for Palestine. South Africa’s support...

Islamophobia is being weaponised in South Africa’s online political wars — Songezo Zibi MP

A growing wave of Islamophobic content on social media is raising concerns that anti-Muslim hostility is being deliberately cultivated as part of a broader...

Media war: Understanding the Zionist lobby shaping South Africa’s public discourse

South Africa's support for Palestine has made it one of the few countries willing to openly challenge Israel on the international stage. However, according...

SA’s R376 billion African trade surplus threatened by rising ‘Afrophobia’

By Dr Malusi Gigaba & Dr Omano Edigheji As South Africa grapples with unemployment, rising living costs and growing hostility towards migrants, a new analysis...

Islamophobia, migration and ‘divide and rule’: Prof Chikte on the forces fuelling South Africa’s internal tensions

South Africa’s migration debate has become increasingly intertwined with questions of Islamophobia, online disinformation, foreign influence and political instability. In this interview with One Nation...

When migrant-owned shops close, South Africans lose jobs

By Mxolisi Ncube As shop shutters rise across Johannesburg each morning, thousands of South Africans head to work in migrant-owned businesses. They serve customers, guard...

Is a third force fuelling South Africa’s unrest?

South Africa’s anti-migrant unrest is no longer only about borders, jobs or undocumented migration. It is increasingly becoming a test of whether the country...

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