The Johannesburg Magistrate's Court's register of new cases for the first 10 or so days of September reads, as ever, like a typical South African horror story. It is a daily record of murders, rapes, kidnappings, and more.
But for this period, it was made even longer, by row upon row of the names of those rounded up during the xenophobic attacks.
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