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,“We Know Each Other”: Analyzing Interactions Between African International and Local Students in Sophobia. This is notwithstanding significant evidence which suggests that interactions between these groups transcend the notoriety of conflictual relationships. For example, statistics show that despite pervasive xenophobic violence against African migrants in South Africa, the population of interna
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Conclusion: Contact, Concord and Social Cohesion in South Africa,al development in South Africa. Given the reality of unabating migration within Africa much of which is absolved by South Africa, the chapter offers plausible policy suggestions to enable the country to appropriate the socio-economic and development potential of immigration. The big picture is for t
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ext to experiment with the ideas in the book. Part of the objectives is therefore to demonstrate, as contained in the title, the ambivalence of this relationship which the popular discourse of xenophobia has silenced..978-981-19-1033-3
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Anshuman Khare,Kriti Khare,William W. Babery realities of Afrophobia. The nature of the resistance to English in South Africa plays a historically influenced power dynamic that shapes and influences interactions. These interactions create boarders of belonging for South Africans and non-belonging for all black people who are not South Africa
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William W. Baber,Arto Ojala,Ricardo Martinezreated an enabling environment for interactions between Congolese migrants and South Africans which produce concord or discord depending on prevailing conditions such as socio-cultural stereotypes and class. This chapter concludes that although the relationship in some instances between the Congoles