Claimants are free to approach the state attorney’s office to check whether the figures released by the solicitor general are correct, the government says.

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The Constitutional Court is expected to issue directions ”very soon” on the fate of people living in camps for refugees from xenophobic violence.

The Gauteng provincial government on Wednesday denied removing people ahead of deadline from the camps it set up for refugees from xenophobic attacks.

A consortium for refugees and the Wits Law Clinic have vowed to approach the Constitutional Court to keep Gauteng’s refugee shelters open.

There is ”no need” for court action to force the Gauteng provincial government to keep open temporary safe sites for refugees.