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South Africa: The Charlotte Maxeke Fire Should Have Been a National Turning Point - Is SA Now Ready to Listen?

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By Haseena Majid, Mogie Subban
| AllAfrica
The fire that engulfed parts of Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital was never just a fire, it was a warning, argue Dr Haseena Majid and Professor Mogie Subban. Five years later, the real question they say is whether South Africa is prepared to listen. The fire that ripped through parts of Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital in April 2021 should have been a national turning point.
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The Charlotte Maxeke fire should have been a national turning point – is SA now ready to listen?

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By Haseena Majid, Mogie Subban
| Spotlight NSP
Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital. (Photo: Gauteng Department of Health) Comment & Analysis 3rd July 2026 | Haseena Majid and Mogie Subban The fire that engulfed parts of Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital was never just a fire, it was a warning, argue Dr Haseena Majid and Professor Mogie Subban. Five years later, the real question they say is whether South Africa is prepared to listen.
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South Africa: Behind SA's Migration Tensions Lies a Deeper Crisis of Institutional Trust and Accountability

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By Haseena Majid
| AllAfrica
opinion The tensions surrounding migration are not simply about xenophobia or border control. They reveal a society increasingly accustomed to learning about governance failures after the damage has already been done. As South Africa approaches the self-imposed 30 June deadline advanced by anti-immigration groups, there is a palpable sense of unease that extends far beyond questions of migration.
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