Men and women looking for work on the roadside will ‘do anything’ for money

GroundUp
17 JUN

Xenophobia erodes South Africa’s leadership potential

Aditi Lalbahadur
24 MAY

Migrants: Women are the forgotten victims of SA’s xenophobia

ISS Today
08 MAY

It pains me that I can’t vote in my adopted country – Jean-Paul Karekezi

Yanga Sibembe
03 MAY

Regional election observers fear xenophobic attacks while monitoring elections

Peter Fabricius
29 APR

Eastern Cape immigrant shop owners say they pay for protection from ‘xenophobia’

GroundUp
12 APR

Restoring ethics, trust and compassion into South African politics

Raymond Suttner
08 APR

South African ministers turn xenophobia on its head

Peter Fabricius
07 APR

Four years later, Parliamentary report on xenophobic violence is still not implemented

Sandisiwe Shoba
07 APR

Manifestos Unpacked: Parties make ‘universal’ health promises, but lack detail

Pontsho Pilane
07 APR

SA government flounders in the face of xenophobic attacks

Peter Fabricius
05 APR

Reclaiming political agency in a time of ‘choiceless democracy’

Raymond Suttner
03 APR

Xenophobia is flaring pre-elections – but it’s not only politicians who are to blame

Rebecca Davis
03 APR

Xenophobia, crime and poverty trigger anger in Alexandra

Bheki C. Simelane
03 APR

Government agrees to censure deputy police minister for remarks about foreigners, say African ambassadors

Peter Fabricius
02 APR

Immigrants robbed and forced to sleep outside in Durban

GroundUp
28 MAR

The Christchurch massacre: Leadership in New Zealand and South Africa

Raymond Suttner
26 MAR

Xenophobia does not belong in South Africa

Jerusalem Hadush & Miriam Gleckman-Krut
20 MAR

Twenty-five years of democracy (Part 5): Xenophobia repudiates foundational values of democratic South Africa

Raymond Suttner
19 MAR

What happens when the dog-whistles are answered?

Kalim Rajab
18 MAR

DA unveils ‘pro-all South Africans’ manifesto that is decidedly anti-expropriation

Stephen Grootes
23 FEB