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VIDEO: Remapping Migration and Urban Spaces – Naadira Patel shares more

VIDEO: Remapping Migration and Urban Spaces – Naadira Patel shares more

by Jaclyn Modise | Jun 1, 2026 | News

Remapping migration and urban spaces. Naadira Patel from Atlas of Uncertainty shares insights on this groundbreaking interdisciplinary collaboration. Featuring 30 artists from Accra, Johannesburg, and Nairobi, Atlas of Uncertainty remaps migration and urban spaces...
VIDEO: BMA Intercepts Narcotic Ingredients Worth an Estimated R1 billion

VIDEO: BMA Intercepts Narcotic Ingredients Worth an Estimated R1 billion

by Jaclyn Modise | Jun 1, 2026 | News

The Border Management Authority intercepted narcotic ingredients worth an estimated R1 billion at the Beitbridge Port of Entry hidden in a truck traveling from Malawi into South Africa. Three foreign nationals appeared in the Musina Magistrates Court on Friday in...
PODCAST: The Intersection of Local Government Elections, Xenophobia, and Governance Failures in South Africa

PODCAST: The Intersection of Local Government Elections, Xenophobia, and Governance Failures in South Africa

by Jaclyn Modise | May 29, 2026 | News

Professor Jo Vearey (African Centre for Migration & Society, Wits University) joins Khalid Giveus-Badi on Radio 786 to discuss the intersection of local government elections, xenophobia, and governance failures in South Africa. A conversation on how political...
PODCAST: Power Boardroom: SA’s immigration policies and the township economy

PODCAST: Power Boardroom: SA’s immigration policies and the township economy

by Jaclyn Modise | May 29, 2026 | News

On Power Boardroom (PowerFM), Tehillah Niselow is in conversation with Professor Jo Vearey, Associate Professor at the African Centre for Migration & Society (Wits University), to discuss South Africa’s immigration policies and the township economy. An...
ARTICLE: Denying SA is Xenophobic: Sounds like Trump’s Maga

ARTICLE: Denying SA is Xenophobic: Sounds like Trump’s Maga

by Jaclyn Modise | May 29, 2026 | News

Xenophobic violence is not spontaneous. Xenowatch data shows it has been orchestrated by leaders to further their own interests, driving foreign populations out of communities for political or economic gain. Featured in the Mail & Guardian is Xenowatch, a project...
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