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Cops ‘did nothing’ to stop Duduza attacks
PSJA’s Ayob Mungalee says R3,000 was paid to police in return for protection.
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Foreigners flee Duduza after attacks
At least 200 foreign businessmen have been displaced following looting and violence in Duduza.
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Foreign-owned shops looted in Duduza
Residents went on the rampage looting dozens of businesses owned by foreigners and even torching some.
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Five arrested after Duduza riot
Rioting began after a Somali man allegedly murdered a resident but police deny xenophobia is to blame.
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'SA has duty to assist asylum seekers'
The Minister of Home Affairs says there needs to be a 'whole rethink' on immigration policies.
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Xenophobia must be dealt with
The Centre for Human Rights at the University of Pretoria people need to made aware of xenophobia.
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Somali shopkeeper fears for his life
A relative of a Somali shopkeeper who was killed in PE has spoken on his grief in the wake of the attack.
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Diepsloot calm after looting
Police say situations in Diepsloot, Port Elizabeth & Kroonstad remain calm after violent unrest.
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Minister to visit volatile PE
DA praised PE police for bringing violence against foreigners under control.
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Recent foreign national attacks xenophobia
While the Human Rights Cesource Council says it may be cabinet has said it doesn’t want to label it as such.
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'Xenophobic attacks will not happen'
Greater Gauteng Business Forum denied that its members have mobilised to carry out xenophobic attacks.
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Petros: No army for Diepsloot
Mzwandile Petros asked residents of Diepsloot to assist police recover looted goods.
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'Place foreigners in camps'
The Greater Gauteng Business Forum said foreign-owned shops were bad for SA’s economy.
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Diepsloot councillor calls for calm
A meeting is scheduled to take place in Diepsloot following looting of foreign-owned spaza shops.
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Diepsloot still volatile
More foreign owned shops were looted and set alight in overnight violence.
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Police monitor volatile Diepsloot
Diepsloot is on edge after two Zimbabweans were shot dead by a Somalian shopkeeper.
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Poverty leads to xenophobia - Vavi
Vavi addressed a conference on xenophobia, social cohesion and violence at Wits University.
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Somali businessmen 'turned away' by police
SAPS has provided no explanation for why theft cases were only opened after a journalist arrived.
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Mamelodi police won't protect us - Somalis
Somali shop owners in Mamelodi have reportedly been forced to flee the area.
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Macia's attack was 'xenophobic'
The Mozambique High Commission described the attack on taxi driver as a “xenophobic assault”.
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MEC slams xenophobic behaviour
Community Safety MEC Faith Mazibuko says more needs to be done to stop xenophobia.
