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Fractures and Foundations: Debating Afrikaner Migration and Refugee Claims in South Africa

by Tumi Makgale
May 16, 2025

Many Afrikaners are leaving South Africa because of worries about crime, money, and big social changes. Some see themselves as refugees, but the South African government says they don’t face real danger and are just choosing to leave. This migration brings up deep questions about history, identity, and how the country is changing after apartheid. While some Afrikaners feel left behind, others are trying to find a new place to belong, making the story of South Africa’s future still uncertain and full of hope.

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