Xenophobia: ‘Zim, SA friendship should not prevent honest conversations’
Political observers note that Harare has previously spoken out when Zimbabweans were involved in major tragedies in South Africa, including road accidents that claimed dozens of lives.
By Staff Reporter
16h ago
Why are SA business leaders silent on Xenophobia?
Now is the time for South African business leaders to take a clear stand against xenophobia before the economic and social collapse become even greater.
By Jacob Mutisi
Jun. 12, 2026
Rebuilding migration governance in SA
The operationalisation of the Border Management Authority (BMA) has improved institutional coherence at ports of entry, yet it has also clarified a deeper structural constraint.
By John Laisani
Jun. 12, 2026
Leaders must unite to stop attacks on migrants in SA
First, the South African government must reaffirm its duty to protect everyone on its soil and ensure that law enforcement and the judiciary hold perpetrators accountable.
By Southern Eye
Jun. 12, 2026
Broos warns: Losing opener would put Bafana in difficult position
Broos, who has had his squad in camp for 10 days to acclimatise to the altitude of their opening venue, spoke with quiet confidence ahead of Bafana Bafana's
By Kudakwashe Gahadzikwa
Jun. 11, 2026
Zim crisis fuels SA backlash
These remarks come following renewed xenophobic attacks targeting foreign nationals in South Africa amid growing concern over the safety of Zimbabwean migrants.
By Miriam Mangwaya
Jun. 10, 2026
Lady Sables and Junior Sables set for back-to-back South Africa assignments.
Three days later, attention shifts to Pretoria, where Naka Bulle Rugby Club hosts another double-header on 19 June.
By Kudakwashe Gahadzikwa
Jun. 9, 2026
Coalition petitions SAHRC over rising xenophobic vigilantism
The coalition also expressed concern over what it described as an inadequate response from law enforcement authorities to reports of intimidation and violence.
By Silas Nkala
Jun. 8, 2026
Why is business silent about South Africa’s xenophobic violence?
Why are corporate leaders not speaking out against violence that threatens workers, customers, investors and regional economic stability?
By Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi
Jun. 7, 2026
