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  <description>The anti-migrant campaign may be setting the terms of South Africa’s political debate, but it’s unlikely to create the much-needed jobs.</description>
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  <description>Questions remain over who will be invited, what will be discussed, and whether it will address the entrenched security crisis in the east.</description>
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