It could be angry truckers, but security cluster officials are investigating the possibility of an orchestrated campaign to destabilise the country
It is more than a decade since the 2008 attacks on foreign nationals in South Africa, during which more than 60 people were killed
Xenophobia, the study shows, is part of a broader problem of prejudice in South African society
The Road Freight Association puts the cost of the ongoing attacks on trucks at about R1.2-billion with 1 200 vehicles and cargo destroyed
South Africans and migrants alike struggle to lead dignified lives. People are desperate and fed up
At least 70 people have been arrested since hundreds of people marched through Johannesburg’s Central Business District on Monday
All political parties in SA try to mobilise voters based on their and voters’ xenophobia and they’re outdoing each other
Politicians find quick fix ‘solutions’ in a bid to appease citizens who accept false information
ACRM President Teenage Moosa Kumbe explains why they showed support for the foreign nationals who were arrested last week.
Blaming foreigners for a nation’s problems is a tactic beloved of populist and nationalist politicians everywhere
Political leaders discussed attacks on foreign nationals and while most of the parties had their views applauded, the ANC representative was booed
South Africans need to be taught that our democracy is thanks to our neighbours
If you live in Alexandra, Khayelitsha or a thousand other communities where the government has failed to deliver services, you are ignored
Many residents fled after Durban’s third wave of attacks, but to others leaving is just not an option
Xenophobic violence condemned by both the ANC and DA as the May 8 elections moves closer
Today’s capitalism is a slide into authoritarianism, using Islamophobia, xenophobia, racism and anti-Semitism to keep the state in power
A series of tweets insinuating the spread of Ebola was caused by undocumented migrants landed City of Joburg mayor Herman Mashaba in hot water
The heterosexual community is not the only group responsible for gender suppression
‘The persecution of the weak and the vulnerable finds new iterations all the time’
President Ramaphosa has promised to mend ties with Nigeria during his state visit to Abuja
We need to reflect more as we embrace Africa Month as to why and how xenophobia is fuelled in our country
Yet these skilled professionals are discriminated against by their colleagues
Reminiscent of the McCarthy witch-hunts, darker-hued people are seen as not ‘belonging’
It is time for more privileged immigrants in the US to stop seeing themselves as more deserving than others.
Colonisers. Aliens. Invasive. Cause damage. Threaten. The language of xenophobia is also applied to plants.
After his strong words on foreigners in South Africa, what will deputy police minister Bongani Mkongi say when next xenophobic violence flares up?
Strangers are feared yet are often the vulnerable, so face the ‘threat’ and check our morality.
It is important that schools realise that they have to take the lead in shaping thought and public mores.
There’s another reason why xenophobia festers as South Africa’s national disease.
"Do liberals care to chip away at inequality in the spaces they control?"
A high court ruling exposes government’s poor legal advice and ignorance of the Constitution.
The newly-elected chancellor of Unisa says South Africans must not forget the support shown by African countries during the struggle for liberation.