WIRE — Across the continent, a difficult question is being asked with increasing urgency following repeated waves of xenophobic violence in South Africa. The question is not just moral, but legal and diplomatic: how can African countries punish South Africa for attacks on foreign nationals, including documented migrants who have lost property and businesses? The killings, looting, The post When Ubuntu turns violent: Can African nations legally, politically punish South Africa for xenophobic attacks ? appeared first on The Maravi Post.
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