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03
Jun

South African President Warns Against Xenophobia Amid Rising Anti-Immigrant Tensions

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Ramaphosa Calls for Unity as Violence Targets Foreign Nationals South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has issued a strong warning against xenophobia, vigilantism and violence targeting foreign nationals, as concerns grow over a recent surge in anti-immigrant attacks across parts of the country. Addressing Parliament on Tuesday, Ramaphosa condemned acts of violence directed at migrants and […]

15
May

South Africa’s Ramaphosa Receives ‘Full Support’ From ANC Amid Renewed Scandal Pressure

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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has received “full support” from the ruling African National Congress (ANC) despite renewed political pressure and criticism linked to ongoing controversy surrounding past allegations of misconduct. Senior ANC officials publicly backed Ramaphosa following intense internal discussions, dismissing opposition calls for his resignation and insisting the president remains focused on stabilizing […]

ANC Admits Deep Crisis as Corruption, Governance Failures and Inequality Shake South Africa’s Oldest Liberation Movement
12
Dec

ANC Admits Deep Crisis as Corruption, Governance Failures and Inequality Shake South Africa’s Oldest Liberation Movement

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South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC), the party that ended apartheid and brought Nelson Mandela to power in 1994, has publicly acknowledged that it is facing a profound internal crisis marked by corruption scandals, governance failures, and persistent racial inequality. In a candid statement released this week, the party said it is committed to […]

Revisiting the Alleged White Genocide in South Africa
15
May

Revisiting the Alleged White Genocide in South Africa

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In an interesting development of events, the “white genocide in South Africa” claim persisted as a group of 50 white South Africans arrived in the US under refugee status. This was interesting because it reflected a crack in the ideological looking glass, which is that political narratives can be weaponised and easily manipulated for political […]