SA arrests over xenophobic attacks

Thousands of people are marching in South Africa's main city, Johannesburg, to demand an end to a wave of xenophobic attacks.

Foreign-owned shops in South Africa are attacked and looted overnight in Johannesburg, despite thousands rallying against xenophobia on Thursday.

Xenophobic attacks bring back 26 Tanzanians
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The government has returned home the first batch of 26 Tanzanians hitherto living in South Africa following xenophobic attacks targeting essentially African migrants, operating shops. A statement issued yesterday by Ministry of Foreign Affairs and ...

South Africa's xenophobic attacks prompt fear and shame

Several people, including suspected ringleaders, have been arrested over this week's deadly attacks on Kenya's coast, the local police chief says.

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Xenophobic rhetoric bolsters terrorists
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The Statue of Liberty reads: Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. When faced with victims of terror and oppression and violence the United States gives care to anyone looking to be safe and escape oppression. We ...
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James Oatway, a South African photojournalist, witnessed the killing of a Mozambican man. He tells the BBC's Southern Africa Correspondent Karen Allen how he tried to save the man.

>The scourge of xenophobia is back again in the continent’s southernmost country, South Africa, the land Nelson Mandela, one of the world’s icons of freedom and justice and equality fought for.

Violence against foreigners in South Africa is spreading as several countries arrange to repatriate their citizens.