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By the time there are xenophobic attacks, you’re practically a refugee yourself
It makes no sense that the only foreign nationals who are being scapegoated are those who happen to be black
Law and order essential to democracy
We cannot as citizens remain silent while opportunistic looting, accompanied by violence, continues and our fellow Africans continue to be humiliated
Police Minister Bheke Cele addresses Jeppestown
Police minister Bheki Cele visited Jeppestown on Tuesday to speak to business owners and community leaders.
Resistance Against The Repatriation Of African Artefacts
The justification of the refusal to repatriate artworks and artefacts to their homelands constitute the old practice of infantilising African nations
Banks called out over Gupta heists
A new report focuses on the role of financial institutions in the illicit movement of of money
Malema: Floyd brought us his financial statements
The EFF has responded to allegations its deputy president Floyd Shivambu unlawfully benefitted from the VBS scandal
At least two dead in Soweto clashes with foreign nationals
Police are currently on scene to quell the violence and looting
Teen killed in North West protests
Protesters are calling for embattled North West Premier Supra Mahumapelo to go, after a vote of no confidence in him was postponed
Looting is hardly alien to human nature
Expect more violence until the acceptance that it is a valid tool of political expression is addressed.
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