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Xenophobia in SA: Nigerians report new cases

The President of the Nigerian Union in South Africa, Ikechukwu Anyene has raised alert over new instances of xenophobic assaults launched by South Africans against Nigerians and other remote nationals dwelling in Sternkopf, Namakwa Municipality, Northern Cape Province of South Africa.  Anyene said two autos belonging to Nigerians were smoldered while their homes plundered in restored assaults.

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