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Confronting xenophobia: The Ubuntu approach to compassion and justice

South Africa finds itself at a defining moment. Across parts of our country, migrants and refugees are experiencing fear, intimidation and uncertainty. Families are being displaced. Small businesses that have sustained township economies for years have closed their doors. Children have had their education disrupted. Many innocent people now live behind locked gates, afraid to venture into the…

Confronting xenophobia: The Ubuntu approach to compassion and justice

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