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Living under the shadow of exclusion

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By Sheron Mpofu, Antoinette Lombard
| Magzter Inc. Verified
Cape Times | January 27, 2026 IN SCHOOLS, playgrounds and communities across South Africa, children are growing up learning that belonging is conditional. For some, a surname, darker skin tone or accent can mark them as “foreign”. For others, exclusionary xenophobic language is normalised long before they can spell the words.
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SHERON MPOFU AND ANTOINETTE LOMBARD | Migrant children face a life of xenophobia and exclusion in SA

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By Antoinette Lombard, Sheron Mpofu
| Sowetan Verified
In schools, playgrounds and communities across SA, children are growing up learning that belonging is conditional. For some, a surname, darker skin tone or accent can mark them as “foreign”. For others, exclusionary xenophobic language is normalised long before they can spell the words. The result is a generation of children — both migrants and citizens — quietly absorbing the message from adults that humanity can be divided into those who belong and those who do not.
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Land Degradation's Influence on Livelihoods of Small‐Scale Farmers and Land Care Workers in Ladybrand, South Africa

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By Alexander Mabunga Msipa, Antoinette Lombard, Ilse Aucamp, Jussi Baade
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Land degradation has a substantial influence on environmental sustainability and livelihood security (Manikandan and Kurian 2016) of those who depend on land for their well-being (Hamdy and Aly 2014; Rabumbulu and Badenhorst 2017). Land degradation is often identified as the consequence of existing social and economic conditions experienced by land users and workers (Hammad and Tumeizi 2010).
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