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The rights of citizens and non-citizens must be protected in SA, says Maimane
DA leader Mmusi Maimane said violence on foreign nationals won’t advance a united society.
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Phumla Williams: Attacks on foreign nationals in KZN are acts of criminality
Acting GCIS Director-General Williams Phumla supports the view of International Relations and Cooperation Minister Lindiwe Sisulu they are acts of criminality.
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Sisulu assures African ambassadors SA dealing with attacks on foreign nationals
International Relations Minister Lindiwe Sisulu insists that the attacks were not xenophobic but merely criminality.
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Give police time to probe threats against foreign nationals, says Cele
Police Minister Beki Cele has briefed African ambassadors on the xenophobic violence in Durban this past week.
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Sisulu calls on S Africans to take stand against attacks on foreign nationals
There’s been an increase in sporadic assaults on immigrants that have raised fears of a resurgence of xenophobic attacks.
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Lindiwe Sisulu criticises attacks on foreign nationals in Durban
Minister Lindiwe Sisulu says fellow Africans should be welcomed in the country as South African citizens and businesses are well received in other countries within the continent.
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Govt condemns attacks on foreign nationals in KZN, Limpopo
This follows attacks on foreign nationals in the two provinces over the last two days which resulted in some of them seeking refuge at police stations and a mosque.
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Alex police accused of helping locals force foreign nationals from RDP homes
The foreigners claim they were sold RDP houses and are now being forced to move out without being reimbursed.
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City of Ekurhuleni says it recently seized suspected counterfeit goods
The cities of Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni and the Somali Community Board have been presenting evidence regarding the looting of stores and violence in Soweto earlier this month.
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Civil society organisations concerned about attacks on foreign nationals
Right2Know spokesperson Dale McKinley says the looting and the spreading of threatening messages should end and basic human rights must be respected.
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Police remain on high alert in White City following violent clashes
Police have confirmed that two foreign nationals allegedly involved in the shootings were arrested they were also found in possession of unlicensed firearms.
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'South Africans don't have any form of hatred towards Nigerians'
President Cyril Ramaphosa met with his Nigeria counterpart Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday where the purported targeted killings of Nigerians in South Africa was high on the agenda.
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Hundreds of foreign nationals stranded in NW following protests
Most foreigners here say they are afraid to return to their communities while Mahumapelo remains in his position because they fear a resurgence of violence.
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Foreign shop owners in KZN plead for govt protection following threat
Foreign shop owners in KZN townships have been living in fear since the emergence of a threatening letter from the Northern Region Business Association.
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Shut businesses or face attacks, locals instruct KZN foreign shop owners
Tensions have been simmering for some time in KZN’s northern townships, with locals accusing foreigner nationals of putting them out of business.
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Ramaphosa: stop violence against foreign nationals
Cyril Ramaphosa made another appeal to South Africans to desist from violence against foreign nationals. He also addressed the SA's ICC exit.
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Gigaba hails SA, Nigeria meeting over attacks on foreign nationals
Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba says a high-level meeting between the countries was necessary.
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Foreigners willing to do jobs South Africans no longer want to do - IRR
Institute of Race Relations researcher Rian Malan says foreigners are willing to work certain jobs for cheaper wages as they are desperate for work.
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'Govt will compile report on attacks on foreign nationals'
President Jacob Zuma says government will investigate incidents of violence committed against foreign nationals.
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Mbeki says attacks on foreign nationals are opportunistic
The new Unisa chancellor has questioned why locals specifically attack foreign nationals who own businesses.
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Jeppestown: Stun grenades, rubber bullets used in 2nd night of violence
A group of foreign nationals have been escorted out of Jeppestown following a second night of violence, looting and intimidation.
