
South Africa’s immigration debate is being hijacked by race politics
The true divide in South Africa is not between African and Western, black and white, indigenous and foreign.

The true divide in South Africa is not between African and Western, black and white, indigenous and foreign.

The simple answer is that no one is, at least not entirely.

Subjective valuation is not an empirical hypothesis that can be falsified by regression tables, but an intrinsic feature of human action.

The answers to these questions are almost always arbitrary and subjective, meaning the question is not really answered.

Immigration is a standout exception that makes many interactions between these natural allies awkward at best.

Let us now turn to South Africa, where the situation is significantly worse.

Dual citizens frequently act as bridges between countries, facilitating trade, investment, and remittances.

To anyone who has ever wanted to emigrate to the US this seems a golden opportunity to expedite the process and save money in the process.

The fear of the unknown plays a significant role in the decision of Afrikaners to migrate.

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