Boy killed in kzn xenophobic violence
Govt defends new visa laws at public debate
Home Affairs Dept maintains the strict new immigration laws are to ensure security in the country.
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Thembelihle: 50 arrested in anti-xenophobic raids
The raid forms part of a special focus by police and the army on areas that are xenophobic hot spots.
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Saps to continue anti-xenophobic operations
The Saps briefed Parliament on steps being taken to deal with attacks on immigrants.
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King Goodwill Zwelithini: Zulus must be the shield of foreigners
Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini hosted an imbizo on xenophobia at the Moses Mabida Stadium. He called for unity and peace between Zulus and foreigners.
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Ministerial task team established to quell xenophobic tensions
At least 307 people have been arrested with regard to the recent xenophobic attacks in the country.
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Cops deployed to Zwelithini's imbizo on xenophobia
King Goodwill Zwelithini summoned his subjects to attend a gathering on xenophobia.
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Man photographed stabbing Emmanuel Sithole arrested
Police confirmed the man who was photographed stabbing Sithole was among those arrested.
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Potential crisis looms over KZN 'safety camp'
More foreigners are flooding into the camp set up in Phoenix almost every day.
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Xenophobia: 307 arrested countrywide
Seven people have died in xenophobic-related violence which started in KZN and spread to Gauteng.
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Xenophobia: Jeppestown residents vow to continue attacks on foreigners
Some locals say they fully support the attacks on foreign nationals and will not stop until they're gone.
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State Security minister: We're working to bring xenophobia instigators to book
David Mahlobo says the instigators behind xenophobia are trying to hurt SA's image.
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Overnight xenophobic violence rocks Joburg
Police have had their hands full in Joburg CBD overnight in the latest flare-up of xenophobic violence.
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Combatting xenophobia starts with community leaders
Professor Clever Nyathi believes combating hate crimes against foreigners starts with community leaders.
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#NoToXenophobia: Thousands to attend KZN peace march
Up to 10,000 people are expected to march through Durban's city streets in solidarity with foreign nationals.
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Hundreds flee overnight xenophobic violence in Germiston
Majority of the foreign nationals who slept at the Primrose police station have returned to their homes.
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CARTOON: Monumental Repression
CARTOON: Monumental Repression
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ANC labels KZN xenophobic attacks as 'barbaric'
ANC condemned the attacks against foreigners in KZN, calling them “unpardonable” and “barbaric”.
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Xenophobic violence fears spread to JHB as foreigners close shop doors
Several shops near the Noord taxi rank have closed their doors after rumours of xenophobic attacks spread.
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Zimbabwe: Xenophobia in SA worse than apartheid
Two Zimbabwean ministers have on social media shared their horror at xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
