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ELECTIONS ONLINE OP-ED: A White Cross surge, GNU partners trade blows — the week in SA’s online politics

Five weeks before the 4 November local elections, a burst of Afrikaner rural safety activism around a Washington memorial briefly pushed anti-immigrant campaigners off the top of South Africa’s political conversations. Inside the Government of National Unity, partners spent the week campaigning against one another.

Published Oct 5, 2026 · 3:15 PMOriginal source: Daily Maverick4 reads
ELECTIONS ONLINE OP-ED: A White Cross surge, GNU partners trade blows — the week in SA’s online politics
Five weeks before the 4 November local elections, a burst of Afrikaner rural safety activism around a Washington memorial briefly pushed anti-immigrant campaigners off the top of South Africa’s political conversations. Inside the Government of National Unity, partners spent the week campaigning against one another.
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