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Xenophobia 26.10.2019 11:33 am
Mashaba shares CoJ and JMPD ‘slide’ dividing crime up into African nationalities
A table sees crime in Johannesburg allocated to people from the nations Malawi, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zimbabwe.
Outgoing Johannesburg mayor Herman Mashaba shared information divided up into columns for five African countries - Malawi, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zimbabwe - with statistics on how much crime, and which types of crime, the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) has documented as being committed by people of these nationalities.
Xenophobia Ramaphosa’s xenophobia apology pays off
African leaders expressed appreciation to Ramaphosa for taking time to explain the situation in SA, which had generated concern in a number of countries.
Xenophobia ‘We cannot talk of a borderless Africa,’ says newly elected IFP president
Velenkosini Hlabisa says the government should assist undocumented foreign nationals in SA who are students and have special skills to be documented.
Xenophobia ‘Cops ignore xenophobic attacks in Alexandra’
GRAPHIC IMAGES: Ncube and Mzizi have been regularly attacked by a gang masquerading as ‘fighting illegal immigrants’.
Xenophobia UN says 1,500 foreign nationals have had to flee their homes in SA
800 people, mainly from Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe, have reportedly sought safety in community halls in Katlehong.
Xenophobia SA should apologise to unwilling prostitutes, not foreigners – Mashaba
This after Mashaba said on television that he would not apologise for the xenophobic violence, as President Ramaphosa had.
Xenophobia ‘Just a crime’ blame-game approach to xenophobia isn’t working
The approach deflects from governance failures, while hundreds of vulnerable migrants and South Africans who have been arrested in recent weeks face an uncertain fate, says a Wits academic.
Xenophobia African leaders ‘must get their act together’ so their citizens don’t leave – Nzimande
SA can’t ‘absorb the result of all the problems that are made by leaders who want to loot their country,’ the SACP general secretary said.
Xenophobia ‘I have apologised on your behalf’ – Ramaphosa after Mugabe memorial boos
‘The world expects us to behave in a way where we respect the rights of people from other nations,’ the president said.
Xenophobia ‘I think it is the media that is depicting SA as xenophobic,’ says Naledi Pandor
The minister says the media should convey a message which says the nation is concerned by the recent xenophobic violence and attacks.
Xenophobia The people who sparked the xenophobic violence
Zweli Ndaba admits he penned the flyer that spurred hostel dwellers and truck drivers to take part in the shutdown that led to xenophobic attacks in Gauteng.
Xenophobia Displaced foreign nationals say they are ready to return to Katlehong
Xenophobia victims have been staying at the Tsolo Community Hall, but say they want to go back to the suburb, rather than going back to their countries of birth.
Xenophobia Katlehong residents left uninspired after Ramaphosa address on xenophobia, GBV
Ramaphosa reassured the residents plans were being looked at that would alleviate the issues of gender-based violence and xenophobia.
Xenophobia ‘We don’t sleep here at night’ – Mozambican nationals about attacks in Tembisa
Vusimuzi informal settlement is peaceful during the day, but changes at dusk as mobs ransack shops and damage properties.
Xenophobia WATCH: Air Peace CEO tears up on first Nigerian evacuation flight out of SA
In the footage, the airline boss can be seen unable to hold back tears as his countrymen embrace him.
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