South Africa’s Border Management Authority has documented over 50,000 migrants leaving the country in the past year, the new agency Ground Up reported on Wednesday.
Authorities described the tens of thousands fleeing “since the wave of xenophobia started,” referring to an ongoing campaign by anti-migrant groups to remove foreigners from the South African economy to benefit locals. South Africa has experienced a dramatic rise in anti-migrant sentiment that escalated to deadly mob violence throughout June, fueled by popular sentiments that the radical leftist government of President Cyril Ramaphosa has advanced policies that offer immigrants…
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