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Anti-immigrant rhetoric has surged on social media ahead of elections — report

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Anti-immigrant rhetoric has surged on social media ahead of elections — report

Anti-immigrant rhetoric has surged in South Africa ahead of the November local elections, with over 1.5 million online mentions and political parties amplifying xenophobic narratives.

A report by the Centre for Analytics & Behavioural Change warns that a“

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