ANDILE NDLOVU: South Africa stresses me out, big time
'About a year ago for the first time in my life I contemplated life away from South Africa. I looked at academic courses I could never afford'
12 April 2017 - 07:35
For many years I loathed South Africans who held dual citizenship. I saw it as a cop out. An easy way to escape the country once things got tough. Mostly, I saw it as a privilege enjoyed by white people who had relatives living in New Zealand, where South Africans make up the fifth-largest source of immigrants behind the UK, China, India and Australia — or in Perth, or somewhere in Britain, where it is estimated that well over 500000 Saffers live.
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