The Collen Mashawana Foundation is expanding its work in Zimbabwe, signalling plans to play a bigger role in community development and humanitarian support. The move forms part of the South African-based organisation’s efforts to extend its reach beyond its traditional areas of operation. It aims to strengthen partnerships focused on tackling poverty, supporting vulnerable groups […]
There were scenes of relief and emotion in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, as Malawian nationals began their journey back home after buses arrived to collect them today. Some chanted “we are going home” as transport vehicles pulled in, marking the start of a voluntary repatriation process organised by the Malawian government. The group of about 3,000 people,
Thuthukile Zuma, daughter of former president Jacob Zuma and former African Union Commission chair Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, has made a series of remarks addressing xenophobia, inequality, migration, and South Africa’s socio-economic challenges. Zuma said in her posts on X: “No African is illegal in Africa. If you believe that an African can be illegal in Africa,