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Scapegoating immigrants will not fix South Africa
The core issue is not “African foreigners” versus “locals,” but how state policies suppress opportunity for everyone.
10 August 2026
The core issue is not “African foreigners” versus “locals,” but how state policies suppress opportunity for everyone.
Justice delayed is not merely justice diminished. It is, over time, justice called into question.
The moment violence becomes a legitimate tool of politics, the weakest suffer first.
Legislation cannot rewrite a constitutional standard that a proposed constitutional amendment was unable to change.
The Constitutional Court is not an external arbiter of law, but an institutional carrier of official ideology.
Every bullet fired in a route dispute is an argument for more regulation.
Davis’s own intellectual and judicial record places him firmly in the latter camp, so that is hardly surprising.
Practically, the DA should abandon the language of “request” and “suggestion”.
The true divide in South Africa is not between African and Western, black and white, indigenous and foreign.