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Remove the foreigners sounds simple until you remember many are fathers of South African children. If they are chased away, who carries the burden? The children? The mothers? Or a nation forced to confront the human cost of xenophobia long after the marches end?

Children Of Xenophobia: The Question South Africa Does Not Want To Answer What Happens When A Country Chases Away The Fathers Of Its Own Children?

Jun 21, 2026 |

South Africa is once again confronting one of the most painful and divisive issues in its democratic history: immigratio ...

Love built on sacrifice can turn dangerous when expectations replace boundaries. This tragic story exposes the dark side of emotional debt, rejection, and entitlement reminding us that pain is human, but violence is never justified, no matter how deep the betrayal feels.

When Love, Sacrifice, and Betrayal Collide: A Tragic Story That Raises Uncomfort...

Jun 20, 2026 |

In recent reports circulating widely on social media and community platforms, a deeply disturbing story has emerged one ...

Graduation should celebrate achievement, not affluence. When schools turn into runways for wealth display, we must ask: are we raising learners or status symbols? Ghanas move signals a reset on values before education becomes another competition of who can afford to be seen.

When Graduation Becomes A Fashion Show

Jun 20, 2026 |

What was once a simple ceremony to celebrate academic achievement has suddenly become one of the most controversial soci ...

Apartheid did not fall through South African resistance alone. From Ghana and Nigeria to Mozambique, countless Africans sacrificed for freedom. When history is forgotten or rewritten, division thrives. The truth remains: South Africas liberation was a victory shared by an entire continent.

Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, Apartheid History, And The Dangerous Politics Of Forgettin...

Jun 20, 2026 |

Recent remarks attributed to South African activist and politician Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma have triggered intense debate ac ...

$I Let Influences Destroy My Marriage: A stark reminder of how external voices can fracture commitment, distort judgment, and rewrite destinies. Migration exposed the pressure, but choices sealed the outcome leaving behind love, stability, and regret that no new environment can erase.$

“I Let Influences Destroy My Marriage”: A Cautionary Tale of Migration, Social P...

Jun 20, 2026 |

A deeply emotional confession shared on the SVTV Africa has sparked widespread debate about marriage, migration, friends ...

When public servants entrusted with safeguarding healthcare funds become accused of stealing them, the damage goes far beyond money. It strikes at the heart of public trust. Two NHIS officials jailed. But the bigger question remains: how many cases never get uncovered?

Two NHIS Staff Jailed 5 Years For Stealing: How Did The Guardians Of Public Heal...

Jun 20, 2026 |

The conviction and imprisonment of two officials of Ghana 39;s National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) remains one o ...

$Irelands deportation of 42 South Africans raises deeper questions about global migration, enforcement, and mobility inequality. Is this just immigration control or a warning sign of a fractured world where borders are tightening and human movement is becoming increasingly conditional and contested?$

Ireland Deports 42 South Africans: Immigration Enforcement Or A Symptom Of A Glo...

Jun 20, 2026 |

The recent deportation of 42 South African nationals from Ireland to South Africa has sparked renewed debate about immig ...

Five students, unanswered questions, and a campus under scrutiny. As NACOCs alleged drug bust at Central University sparks outrage, Ghana demands clarity who are they, what was found, and what arent authorities telling us?

Central University Drug Bust: Who Are The Five Students, And What Are The Author...

Jun 20, 2026 |

A reported operation by the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) at Central University has sent shockwaves through Ghana ...

A South African woman has been sentenced to 130 years in prison in Sierra Leone for cocaine trafficking. As Africa reacts, a difficult question emerges: Are foreigners really the face of the drug trade, or are deeper truths being ignored? Read the story. #SouthAfrica #Xenophobia #Africa

South African Woman Jailed For 130 Years In Sierra Leone: The Questions Nobody W...

Jun 20, 2026 |

The conviction of 37-year-old South African national Asandra Denise by the High Court of Sierra Leone has sparked intens ...

FROM FOREIGN SHOPS TO FOREIGN CHURCHES: IS SOUTH AFRICA FIGHTING ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION OR SLIDING TOWARD SOMETHING FAR MORE DANGEROUS?

From Foreign Shops To Foreign Churches: What Is Really Happening In South Africa...

Jun 19, 2026 |

For years, public anger over unemployment, crime, illegal immigration, poor service delivery, and economic inequality ha ...

A Call For Urgent Amendment Of The Zongo Development Fund Act, 2017 (act 964)

Jun 19, 2026 |

The Zongo Development Fund Act, 2017 (Act 964) was enacted with a noble and timely objective: to provide financial resou ...

Larry Tepa Secures Funding to Advance Indigenous Language Literacy in Zambia

Jun 19, 2026 |

A conversation about language, culture, and educational equality has grown into a project that could transform the lives ...

Larry Tepa Brings Zambia's Nonreligious Voices to the United Nations

Jun 19, 2026 |

When the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Belief, Dr. Nazila Ghanea, visited Zambia in April ...