South Africa Vows Crackdown on Xenophobic Attacks After Five Die
submitted about 7 years ago by lexacon
submitted about 7 years ago by lexacon
- Five people were killed in xenophobic violence in South Africa, prompting President Cyril Ramaphosa to condemn the attacks and vow to stop them.
- The violence, directed at foreigners, led to arrests and condemnation from the African Union and Nigeria, with calls for boycotts of South African companies.
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