In late 1980s Harare, township kids and exiled freedom fighters jostled in chaotic bread queues. Decades before modern Afrophobia took root, Harare, Lusaka and other African cities stood as a testament to the frontline African solidarity that anchored South Africa’s liberation. Today’s rising Xenophobia is an ahistorical tragedy; South Africa's freedom was forged through a shared, Pan-African struggle.
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