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PODCAST: More than 68,000 migrants processed under migration plan

PODCAST: More than 68,000 migrants processed under migration plan

by Jaclyn Modise | Jul 31, 2026 | Front Page, News

Dr. Rebecca Walker (Research Associate, African Centre for Migration & Society) joined Cape Talk’s Africa Melane to discuss the government’s latest update on its Five-Point Plan on Migration Management. “We need to be clear that the briefing...
EVENT KEYNOTE: Apartheid After South Africa Conference – Prof Loren B Landau

EVENT KEYNOTE: Apartheid After South Africa Conference – Prof Loren B Landau

by Jaclyn Modise | Jul 30, 2026 | Events, Front Page, News, Sarchi

Professor Loren B. Landau (SARChI in Mobility and the Politics of Difference at the ACMS, WITS) delivered the keynote address at the opening of the Apartheid After South Africa: Legacies, Logics, and New Frontiers conference, hosted by the University of the...
Read: South Africa’s Anti-Immigrant Unrest Tests Its Pan-African Standing

Read: South Africa’s Anti-Immigrant Unrest Tests Its Pan-African Standing

by Jaclyn Modise | Jul 28, 2026 | Front Page, News

“My greatest takeaway from the marches is that they are less about immigration and more about the nature of South African politics, and the degree to which it has become captured by people willing to use the language of hate, threats of violence, and actual...
Read: From being unemployed to hunting migrants in South Africa: The movement that has turned foreigners into scapegoats

Read: From being unemployed to hunting migrants in South Africa: The movement that has turned foreigners into scapegoats

by Jaclyn Modise | Jul 27, 2026 | Front Page, News

A xenophobic wave, emerging in townships and working-class neighborhoods, has placed immigration at the center of political debate. Professor Loren Landau (African Centre for Migration & Society, Wits University) explains the deeper dynamics: “This...
OP-ED: The hidden violence behind the ‘peaceful’ anti-migrant protests

OP-ED: The hidden violence behind the ‘peaceful’ anti-migrant protests

by Jaclyn Modise | Jul 27, 2026 | Front Page, News

“How societies name and frame events shapes collective memory and future accountability. If events surrounding the 30 June protests are remembered primarily as peaceful marches followed by voluntary repatriation, the threats, forced evictions, looting and...
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