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What shall we do about South Africa?, By Azu Ishiekwene
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What shall we do about South Africa?, By Azu Ishiekwene

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Azu Ishiekwene writes about Muhammadu Buhari and his legacy.

Anti-immigrant scapegoating may seem normal, especially among politicians in the post-Trump era. Still, I share the sentiment expressed on the back of the proverbial mammy wagon that often travelled East of Nigeria in the old days: “No condition is permanent.” If South Africa needed any serious signal that the mobs roaming the streets of its […]

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