Afrophobia — South Africa’s migration crisis is a governance crisis

The images emerging from South Africa in the aftermath of the 30 June marches will reverberate across the African continent for years. Families abandoning homes they had built over decades. Businesses shuttered overnight. Parents pulling children from schools....

Afrophobia — South Africa’s migration crisis is a governance crisis

The images emerging from South Africa in the aftermath of the 30 June marches will reverberate across the African continent for years. Families abandoning homes they had built over decades. Businesses shuttered overnight. Parents pulling children from schools. Thousands returning to countries they had long ceased to call home.

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Published
July 21, 2026
Last updated
October 18, 2026
Written by
Wade Wilson
Category
Politics
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Wade Wilson

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