Should South Africa be held to a higher standard regarding xenophobia, or is the criticism unfair?
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Trevor Noah is currently facing intense backlash in South Africa for a tourism campaign, with critics claiming he ignored the country's ongoing issues with xenophobia. This situation has reignited the debate about whether South African public figures have a responsibility to address these social tensions when representing their nation internationally. Do you think it is fair to blame the comedian for this, or are we being too harsh on those trying to promote their home country?
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