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Academic Xenophobia and Internationalisation Cannot Coexist

Posted By: adminon: September 13, 2026In: World From AfricaTags: Academic xenophobia, Achille Mbembe, Decolonisation, Internationalisation, Kelly Chibale, Prof Archie Mafeje, Tebello Nyokong, UCTNo CommentsViews:
Academic Xenophobia and Internationalisation Cannot Coexist

By Jonathan Jansen  We now know that the attacks on foreigners are not confined to the streets of Diepkloof, a township near Johannesburg, or the vineyards of De Doorns in the Western Cape,... Read more

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