Cape Town's MyCiTi bus system is rapidly expanding with a new bridge, a Malawian man and his dog are reunited after fleeing xenophobia, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day achieves…
Rob Rose and Zukile Majova on DA infighting, Tony Leon’s lobbying, Dina Pule’s return and the politics of cashing in on connections
The real failure isn’t at South Africa’s borders – it’s Pretoria’s silence at authoritarianism in neighbouring states
In the wake of June 30, Rob Rose and Zukile Majova unpack March and March, its ties to MK Party, and the economics behind xenophobia
South Africa needs to be careful that it doesn’t repel badly needed foreign direct investment as a result of its crackdown on immigration
Tim Cohen and Mark Barnes dig into the nuances of the xenophobia debate – a subject with many facets and few obvious solutions
South Africa’s anti-immigrant protests are about more than borders; they expose political agendas, intimidation and organised networks
Character is easy in comfort. The real test comes when survival, poverty and pressure force impossible choices
March and March’s June 30 deadline is looming. Is South Africa prepared for another outbreak of xenophobia?
Not only is this fact-free phrase an assault on language, it is being used as a terrible justification for violence
Blaming migrants distracts attention from the deeper structural problems that have left millions of South Africans without work
Justice Malala on the cast of populists, opportunists and ethnic agitators who are exploiting anger for political gain
Cyril Ramaphosa says one thing about xenophobia; data shows another. What’s the situation on the ground?
Mark your calendar: here is the political and economic news to watch out for this week
Zulu Amabutho are marching through the streets with the discipline and force that other anti-migrant groups aren’t showing.
Rob Rose and Zukile Majova dig into the lawlessness of the March on March movement, Sisisi Tolashe and Solly Malatsi’s disastrous AI policy
