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You are here: Home / News / Prepare for a radical shift in South Africa as migrant crisis exposes deeper fault lines | SA News

Prepare for a radical shift in South Africa as migrant crisis exposes deeper fault lines | SA News

26 July 2026 by Guest

Ebrahim Harvey|Published 1 day ago

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So deeply systemic is the generalised crisis in South Africa that there is no lack of combustible issues in everyday life. The country is truly a tinderbox in so many respects.

That is largely why the ongoing migrant crisis has been so socially explosive across the country, but especially in Johannesburg and Durban. Though very complex and often confusing to many, the immigrant crisis, especially for those who were undocumented, has had international repercussions, especially the relations between South Africa and other African countries from which African migrants come.

But the explosive effects of the widespread marches and protests across…

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