About 200 foreigners who say they are fleeing attacks linked to anti-immigrant groups have called for United Nations intervention after spending two days outside Durban Central…
There is something deeply dishonest about how few South Africans discuss immigration. They have become comfortable with moral grandstanding while communities collapse under the…
The brain circulation among academics is an international phenomenon that must be celebrated instead of being despised
State disinvestment in public services, infrastructure and manufacturing ensured that millions would remain trapped in cycles of poverty, with or without immigration
The government must address the corruption surrounding the management of undocumented migrants, asylum seekers and refugees by home affairs officials, the police and the defence…
Saudi Arabia and France are the latest of several countries calling on their citizens to leave
Is joblessness a result of a lack of skills or low growth, or is low growth a result of lack of skills? Government is not speaking with one voice
Infraction knows no nationality, but identifying perpetrators is necessary to control it
Police minister Bheki Cele visited Jeppestown on Tuesday to speak to business owners and community leaders.
Educating undocumented children is a moral and legal imperative that the state must recognise
Home affairs has been left to figure out what to do with the hundreds of foreign nationals arrested in last week’s crackdown on illegal migrants.
International migrants are often accused of stealing jobs from locals in South Africa. But new data presents a far more nuanced picture.
A march to the Durban City Hall is expected to take place this week as violence against foreign nationals in KZN is falling short of being quelled.
As attacks on foreign nationals in KZN continue, South Africans have taken to social media to say #NoToXenophobia.
President Jacob Zuma’s son, Edward, has come out in full support of King Goodwill Zwelithini’s controversial call to deport foreigners from SA.
What’s my country? Well, that’s complicated. Welcome to the globalised future of unbelonging writes <b>Tanya Pampalone</b>
Timus Mubia escaped with only his life twice in the past 11 years in SA. He fled Du Noon township at the end of May during xenophobic attacks.
Timus Mubia escaped with only his life twice in the past 11 years in SA. He fled Du Noon township at the end of May during xenophobic attacks.
