The South African Xenophobia Better Explained At Africa Now ON ONN シ

The Dutch Calvinist settlers who arrived in South Africa in 1652 developed a religious ideology that combined divine mission with land acquisition, framing their colonization as a biblical Exodus and establishing a racial hierarchy that persists today; this historical context helps explain why South Africans, despite being 99% black, engage in xenophobic violence against fellow Africans, as the legacy of colonial ideology continues to influence inter-African relations and the broader struggle for African unity.