by Tayo Ogunbiyi The whole of Africa rose up against apartheid regime in South Africa. The South African government, therefore, has a moral responsibility to protect all Africans living on its soil. The images were frightening and at the same time mind-boggling. If not for the credibility of the cable news platform where one was... Read More

Racial attacks, Racial killings, south africa, Xenophobia

April 27, 2015

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Opinion: South Africans must quit being lazy and face up to competition

by Robert Obioha It is unimaginable that as advanced as South Africa is in terms of policing and militarily, that a group of disgruntled street urchins can unleash mayhem on defenceless Africans with the police looking the other way as if nothing is amiss. All the blame for this wickedness should go to the South... Read More

Racial attacks, Robert Obioha, south africa, Xenophobia

April 27, 2015

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Opinion: When the seeds of xenophobia are watered and allowed to grow

by Nnaemeka Oruh One of the things I have learnt, first as a student of literature, and then as a literary critic, is that incidents (especially those brought about by human action) do not randomly occur in isolation, but are rather linked to other incidents. Thus an incident would either be a result, or cause... Read More

Racial attacks, south africa, Xenophobia

April 22, 2015

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Kayode Komolafe: Has globalisation come to a dead end?

by Kayode Komolafe These are certainly scary times for young men and women migrating to seek better life elsewhere. The situation is more pathetic in Africa as demonstrated by two tragic developments. The two tragedies are related because they have similar socio-economic undercurrents. In South Africa xenophobic attacks, which began a few days ago, have... Read More

africa, Kayode Komolafe, Racial attacks, south africa, Xenophobia

Opinion: Welcome to the horror world of xenophobic South Africans

Opinion: South Africans must quit being lazy and face up to competition

Opinion: When the seeds of xenophobia are watered and allowed to grow

Kayode Komolafe: Has globalisation come to a dead end?

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