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The Dislocated Dream: South Africa’s xenophobic problem and future of African unity, By Aitanu Elegbenosa Emmanuel

The Dislocated Dream: South Africa’s xenophobic problem and future of African unity, By Aitanu Elegbenosa Emmanuel

By GhanaSummary NewsroomNigeria

Lately, there has been a noticeable rise in xenophobic attacks in South Africa against migrants from Nigeria, Ghana, and other African countries.

Finally, the xenophobic crisis in South Africa is no longer merely the internal problem of the country, but has transformed into a serious test for Pan-African solidarity.

The ongoing diplomatic standoff between South Africa and its African neighbours may potentially derail attempts to create the world’s largest free trade zone in the near future, ruining the idea of Pan-African unity altogether.

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