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Immigrants contribute 9% of GDP but blamed for SA’s failures – ISS report
A report by the Institute for Security Studies and the University of Johannesburg, which refutes several widespread anti-immigrant claims, says the real causes of social ills in South Africa are poor governance and corruption, not immigration.
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Is Zimbabwe cursed by its mineral wealth?
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Zimbabwe Vigil Diary 18th July 2026
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Zimbabwe’s arsonist-fireman strategy: burn everything to the ground and return as the savior
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