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Zimbabwe Presidential Election Bill Clears Parliament With 216 Votes, Critics Warn
Zimbabwe’s parliament has passed a controversial presidential election bill with 216 votes, sparking concerns over democratic decline as critics warn it could extend President Mnangagwa’s rule and weaken electoral accountability.
Uncertainty and Fear Rise Among Migrants as Xenophobic Violence in South Africa Intensifies
This article explores how xenophobic violence in South Africa is intensifying uncertainty and fear among migrants awaiting repatriation or clearance at transit camps.
Malawi Repatriation From South Africa Begins as Ramaphosa Addresses Xenophobia Crisis
Malawi repatriation from South Africa has begun as 150 Malawian nationals leave Western Cape amid rising xenophobia tensions. Coordinated by Lilongwe authorities, the evacuation follows escalating violence against foreign nationals and growing regional concern as several African governments step in to protect their citizens.
Xenophobia in South Africa Deepens a Continent-Wide Diplomatic and Economic Crisis
Xenophobia in South Africa is straining relations across the continent as governments evacuate citizens, diplomats demand action, and major South African companies face growing backlash in key African markets.
Maputo Confirms Deaths of 7 Mozambican Nationals in South Africa Amid Rising Xenophobic Attacks
Mozambique has confirmed the deaths of seven citizens in South Africa following a wave of xenophobic attacks in Mossel Bay, with hundreds of Mozambican nationals now being repatriated amid rising regional tensions and conflicting official reports on the death toll.
