Vigilantes, Immigration and Labour: The Rise of Mob Rule and the Abdication of the State in South Africa

South Africa is confronting a shameful moment. Across Johannesburg’, Pretoria, and the coastal city of Durban. Groups of anti-immigrant activists have reportedly…

6 min read · July 25, 2026

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Afrophobia in South Africa: A Fanonian Diagnosis of Postcolonial Psychological Neurosis

South Africa’s recurring waves of violence against African migrants are often described in mainstream discourse as “xenophobia.” Yet this label obscures more…

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We Cannot Keep Running from Our Shadows: Rethinking Retirement in the African Diaspora

For many in the African diaspora, there is a quiet tension beneath the surface of everyday life. We remain deeply connected to…

4 min read · May 30, 2026

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The Great Distraction: How South Africa’s Afrophobia is Shelving Land Justice for Neo-Colonial Control

An observer of South Africa today is not witnessing confusion. It is something more disturbing. It is ignorance performed with confidence. In…

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Vigilantes, Immigration and Labour: The Rise of Mob Rule and the Abdication of the State in South Africa

Afrophobia in South Africa: A Fanonian Diagnosis of Postcolonial Psychological Neurosis

We Cannot Keep Running from Our Shadows: Rethinking Retirement in the African Diaspora

The Great Distraction: How South Africa’s Afrophobia is Shelving Land Justice for Neo-Colonial Control