Africa’s Internal War: Rising Xenophobia and Organised Attacks Killing Continental Unity?

The Pan-African ideal is fracturing under organised economic populism. Xenophobia has evolved from sporadic "flare-ups" into state-sanctioned vigilantism and diplomatic hostilities. From South African "shutdowns" to Tunisian desert evictions, a dangerous "zero-sum" fallacy suggests that for a local to prosper, a migrant must suffer. While populists label immigrants a burden, data proves they are net contributors who lower living costs and fill labour gaps. This episode examines what can save Africa from its escalating internal economic wars.