CALLS FOR CALM: Standing firm — the SA communities resisting xenophobia and protecting migrants
While the Department of Home Affairs is overwhelmed and anti-migration groups plan mass marches on Tuesday, 30 June, traditional leaders, church groups and local committees are mobilising to protect foreign nationals and defuse a brewing…
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