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- Desperation in De Doorns
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"We don't expect any violence after 2010. We expect job creation," says one resident.
- Protest -- but don't target us
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Orange Farm vendors say the protests were hijacked by looters, including school children.
- Putting out 'fire next time'
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To address South Africa's problem with xenophobia, especially directed against Zimbabweans, the government needs to seek a clean political solution.
- SA on alert for xenophobic violence
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Some of the shack dwellers of Jeffsville recently had an idea: Why not stage a march to demand government housing?
- Gauteng refugee shelters to close
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Two of the remaining shelters for foreigners in Gauteng will close on Tuesday, it was reported on Monday.
- UNHCR rejects criticism over refugee crisis
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Some civil-society groups have had a "negative impact" on efforts to solve the refugee crisis, the Southern African office of the UNHCR says.
- Some refugees refuse to leave shelter, says Gauteng
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Some residents of the Rand Airport shelter for people displaced by xenophobic violence are refusing to leave, a Gauteng government spokesperson says.
- Cape Town relocates xenophobia refugees
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While relocation of refugees from xenophobic attacks in Cape Town continue, a Somali man disappears after going swimming in False Bay.
- Nafcoc calls for Somali purge
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Nafcoc in the Western Cape has sent letters to Somali traders who have returned to Khayelitsha, warning them to close their shops or face violence.
- Gauteng consolidates shelters for xenophobia refugees
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The Gauteng government is moving people displaced by xenophobic violence in Johannesburg to one shelter in Glenanda, a spokesperson said on Monday.
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