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From Liberation to Segregation: South Africa's Complex Immigration Struggle - Vimarsana News

From Liberation to Segregation: South Africa's Complex Immigration Struggle

The fall of apartheid promised a new era for South Africa, but anti-immigrant sentiment threatens that vision. Migrants like Munera Mokgoko's husband have faced hostility and dire conditions. As the May 29 election approaches, political parties promise to crack down on undocumented migrants, shifting further from Nelson Mandela's unity ideals.

Mandela's Vision of Black Unity Fades as South Africa Closes Door to Migrants - Vimarsana News

Mandela's Vision of Black Unity Fades as South Africa Closes Door to Migrants

By Tim Cocks JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Munera Mokgoko was just three when apartheid fell. She can barely remember, much less fathom, the swell of hope that accompanied Black liberation three decades ago, shaped by Nelson Mandela's vision of social equality and pan-African solidarity. "South...

Usindiso fire: Ball is in Lesufi and company's court - Vimarsana News

Usindiso fire: Ball is in Lesufi and company's court

Government officials often evade accountability, but Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi vows immediate action on building safety.

Usindiso blaze inquiry report blames City of Johannesburg officials - Vimarsana News

Usindiso blaze inquiry report blames City of Johannesburg officials

‘We demand meaningful justice for survivors including compensation’, say organisations in support of Marshalltown Usindiso fire victims.

Johanesburg's Usindiso fire survivors living in unsafe shacks in South Africa - Vimarsana News

Johanesburg's Usindiso fire survivors living in unsafe shacks in South Africa

Months after South Africa's deadliest fire, families are living in shacks with no power or water.

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