African singers against xenophobia

South Africa's constitution states that everyone has a right to access public schools. However, some migrant children have been turned away.

A popular Somali band is forced to seek asylum in the Netherlands after Kenya revokes its refugee status, its lead singer tells the BBC.

>Everyone has their outsiders; even outsiders have their outsiders.” I cannot remember when I first heard this provocative statement but I was reminded of it when I saw images of African migrants being burnt alive and butchered by South Africans.

As thousands march in South Africa to protest against xenophobic violence, the BBC's Karen Allen looks at what is fuelling the mistrust of foreigners.

The Citizen’s editorial of 14 April on South Africa’s on-going xenophobic killings was spot on, but for one thing. The killings in South Africa are not an on-and-off thing. They have been going on since that country turned democratic in May 1994 under the iconic Nelson Mandela.

The wave of xenophobic attacks in South Africa has damaged the image of the country as an investment destination.

Thousands of South Africans are marching in protest at the recent wave of violence against foreigners.

Kikundi mahiri cha KAPOTIVE Star Singers- Bukoba,Wanayo furaha kuwatangazia kuwa kwa mapenzi ya Mungu, Tar. 20/04/2014 sikukuu ya Pasaka watakuwa na tamasha la Pasaka LINA’S CLUB -Bukoba, kuanzia saa 9 mchana hadi 2 usiku na kesho yake tar. 21/04/2014 Watakuwa katika mji wa Biharamulo. 
 Mratibu wa Tamasha hilo Bw. Andrew Kagya amesema kuwa Mwimbaji mgeni (Guest singer) atakuwa Flora Mbasha na kundi lake zima kutoka jijini Dar es Salaam na pia Kutakuwepo kwaya mbalimbali za RC, KKKT na...