The rare voluntary state-assisted return for Ghanaians, which comes amid rising anti-immigrant sentiment, has sparked debate on xenophobia, migration policy and precedent
It is also true that undocumented migration can create space for criminal activity. But we have to be honest: immigrants are not the main drivers of crime in this country. Data…
There is something deeply dishonest about how few South Africans discuss immigration. They have become comfortable with moral grandstanding while communities collapse under the…
This was the year that was — South Africa’s chequered 2025, a year that ends not with resolution, but with reckoning
AlexForbes said it would not oppose the application by Mabuza’s daughter to have the R44 million pension pay out stopped
The US musician, who has a history of violence against women, is set to perform in Johannesburg
The government will not review foreign policy to accommodate the demands of the Democratic Alliance, a senior official said
Home Affairs minister Leon Schreiber said the convictions proved that corruption could be defeated
The board will provide input on the future of the Zimbabwe Exemption Permit, the new minister said in his budget speech
A shortage of resources is failing South Africa’s undocumented children, with more than 258 000 awaiting birth registration, says the Centre for Child Law
The decision will provide relief to children whose parents’ identity documents have been marked as suspicious or under investigation
The country must chart a humane policy for refugees that flows from the spirit and objects of the post-apartheid constitutional order
Since 1995, South Africans who gained citizenship of another country lost their local one, but the court said home affairs had given no legitimate purpose for this
Zolile Sikelele, the father of Bester’s partner, Nandipha Magudumana, was granted bail with conditions on Monday morning
The Helen Suzman Foundation argued in court this week that the home affairs minister mislead permit holders and failed to give them a fair chance to regularise their status
The man who murdered Chris Hani is receiving medical care after an attack three days before his court-ordered release on parole
The dysfunctional department is a hindrance to an inclusive and progressive asylum seeker and refugee regime in South Africa
Harassment, xenophobia – and jubilation – are on display when Mail & Guardian visits the township
The liquidators of Double Ring wants an order forcing treasury to get government departments to pay invoices on time
Two M&G articles defending trans-exclusionary views draw on the insidious anti-trans rhetoric flourishing in the UK, but ignore our country’s constitutional protections
