“Migrants should not be subjected to mob violence or collective punishment based on their nationality,” the statement read in part.
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There is a particular cruelty in being forced to flee a place you have called home for decades, leaving behind not just property and livelihood, but the people you love most. For hundreds of Nigerians recently repatriated from South Africa, this is not a hypothetical scenario, it is the devastating reality of xenophobic violence.
Pretoria, 16 July, 2026, Archbishop Dabula Anthony Mpako of the Pretoria Catholic Archdiocese in South Africa has challenged the prevailing portrayals of anti-migrant tensions in the country, stating that the situation is more complex than commonly presented and warning against reducing it to a single explanation.
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The Federal Government has completed the fifth phase of its voluntary evacuation of Nigerians affected by xenophobic attacks and related security concerns in South Africa, bringing the total number of citizens airlifted home to 1,490.
Nigerians, who recently returned from South Africa on account of the xenophobic attacks in the Rainbow country, have recounted ordeals, appealing to the Federal Government to urgently introduce rehabilitation and reintegration programmes to help them rebuild their lives after allegedly losing homes, businesses and other means of livelihood.
The following article was originally published in Casa Marx as part of a dossier on “Africa and Marxism,” prepared by members of Quilombo Vermelho from Brazil and Africa. This article and the aforementioned dossier are part of an initiative launched at the 14th Conference of the Permanent Revolution Current to reclaim the best traditions of…
The following article was originally published in Casa Marx as part of a dossier on “Africa and Marxism,” prepared by members of Quilombo Vermelho from Brazil and Africa. This article and the aforementioned dossier are part of an initiative launched at the 14th Conference of the Permanent Revolution Current to reclaim the best traditions of…
______________ OPINION By Prof. Alex Bashasha South Africa’s rising tide of xenophobia is steadily burying Nelson Mandela’s Pan-Africanism dream. The liberation struggle that brought down apartheid was never a purely South African effort. It was sustained by sacrifices across the continent — Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia, Mozambique, Angola and many others opened their borders, trained fighters and…
Following the repatriation of hundreds of Ghanaians due to recent anti-immigrant protests in South Africa, Ghana has postponed South African President Cyril Ramaphosa’s scheduled official visit