xenophobia in south africa

PRETORIA - President Jacob Zuma has acknowledged that the recent attacks on foreign nationals was not a first time occurrence but reassured organisations representing them that majority of South Africans were not xenophobic.
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Nigeria has asked the South African government for compensation for the victims of the xenophobic attacks.
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South African-owned shops in Malawi have remained closed after calls for a boycott from activists angered at recent xenophobic attacks.
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The stench of xenophobia that engulfs South Africa has baffled many within the impoverished continent and afar. Regrettably, few ever predicted the impending inferno but only to be swept in their sleep.
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Sometime in 1995 a pastor friend of mine invited me to Johannesburg, South Africa to speak at his church. After my sermon to a packed auditorium of around 1500 congregants, my friend walked me outside to meet and greet the people.
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Steve Biko the black consciousness hero must be turning in his grave to see lives being lost through black on black violence.
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The second batch of 333 Zimbabweans who were displaced by xenophobic attacks in Durban, South Africa, will leave for Zimbabwe this morning in a convoy of three buses and a truck.
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Eighteen of the more than 400 Zimbabweans repatriated on Monday after xenophobic attacks in South Africa were severely traumatised, while 97 had mental health problems and urgently needed special counselling from Government specialists and…
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The barbarities by South Africans against immigrants from other African countries is appalling. Regional governments, including Zimbabwe, are now organising the repatriation of their people.
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The first batch of Zimbabweans fleeing xenophobic attacks in South Africa arrived at Beitbridge Border Post last night with harrowing tales of how they narrowly escaped death and witnessed some people being killed.
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