2024
DOI: 10.3389/fhumd.2024.1337423
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Xenophobia: a hindrance factor to South Africa’s ambition of becoming a developmental state

Eric Blanco Niyitunga

Abstract: The prevalence of xenophobic violence toward foreigners has hindered South Africa’s ambition to become a developmental state since 2007, when the concept of a “democratic developmental state” was first endorsed during the African National Congress (ANC) conference in Polokwane. This ambition has also been thwarted by the inability of the post-apartheid regime to provide adequate and sustainable services to the citizens. Xenophobia has disrupted economic growth and has contributed to poor service delivery in lo… Show more

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