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Xenophobia in South Africa

April 26, 2015 Andrew Mwenda, ARTICLES 2008-2015, COLUMNISTS, In The Magazine, THE LAST WORD 0

By Andrew M. Mwenda How the flaws in the post-apartheid political settlement have shaped the current anti-immigrant sentiments Last week, “popular” anger in South Africa exploded into a new wave of violence. Youths wielding machetes and looking like Rwanda’s interahamwe in 1994 roamed the streets burning and/or slashing their victims …