As South Africa’s immigration debate continues to dominate public discourse, Ngqabutho Nicholas Mabhena, Secretary of the African Diaspora Forum (ADF), says meaningful solutions require...
By Mxolisi Ncube
There was a time when Johannesburg’s inner city appeared to be dying on its feet.
By the early 1990s, many businesses had abandoned...
Concerns are mounting among religious stakeholders over the ongoing Section 22 process led by the Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights...
By Neelam Rahim
The nationwide anti-immigration protests on June 30 have exposed growing divisions within South Africa’s Muslim community, with religious organisations, scholars and community...
By Abdullah Aadam
South Africa’s anti-migrant movement promises jobs and prosperity. Abdullah Aadam argues it offers neither, and instead risks repeating economic failures, apartheid-era thinking...
Thousands of anti-migration protesters took to the streets of Johannesburg on Tuesday, with similar demonstrations taking place in Durban, Cape Town, Limpopo and the...
By Dorothy Mabelebele
In a strong rejection of xenophobia and the targeting of migrants, a broad coalition of civic organisations, trade unions, faith groups and...
By Zingisa Mkhuma
South Africans are frequently labelled “xenophobic” or, more recently, “Afrophobic”. Yet many ordinary citizens reject these labels, arguing that they obscure legitimate...
Mufti Usamah Dockrat warns that calls for South African Muslims to abandon “foreign” Muslims reflect a dangerous nationalism that has no place in Islam....
