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Zimbabwe: Harsh Economic Conditions Force People Out
Zimbabwe Standard, 3 May 2015
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe wants the world to believe that Zimbabweans who trekked to South Africa are uneducated people who mistakenly see that country as heaven on earth. Read more »
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Southern Africa: Zuma Briefs SADC Summit on Measures to Deal With Xenophobia
News24Wire, 30 April 2015
President Jacob Zuma briefed southern African heads of state gathered for a summit in Harare on Wednesday about measures his government was taking to stop a recurrence of the… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: MDC-T Says Mugabe Must Resign Over His Attack On Kalangas
New Zimbabwe, 30 April 2015
This is statement from the MDC-T party on President Robert Mugabe's comments about the Kalanga people of Matebeleland South. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Mugabe Urges Migrants in South Africa to Return Home
DW, 30 April 2015
Speaking at a regional summit on industrialization, Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe has urged migrants in South Africa to return home. There has a been a month of attacks on… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Mugabe Says Kalangas Are Uneducated Petty Criminals
New Zimbabwe, 29 April 2015
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe has provoked fury after he said Kalanga people were "uneducated" and were notorious for committing "petty crime" in South Africa. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: 'Come Back Home' - President Mugabe
Financial Gazette, 29 April 2015
"They are maybe attracted to the big shops but what does that mean when you are always in danger". Read more »
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South Africa: Zimbabwe Migrants Face Tough Return
IRIN, 27 April 2015
More than 2,000 Zimbabweans displaced by xenophobic attacks in South Africa have packed their bags for home. But Zimbabwe, a country teetering on the verge of economic collapse, is… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Xenophobia Chokes Bus Operators
The Herald, 24 April 2015
BUS operators plying the Harare-Johannesburg route yesterday said business has nosedived following the xenophobic attacks that have gripped South Africa. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: 'No Place for Xenophobia'
The Herald, 24 April 2015
Sweden based traditional musician, Luckson "Manluckerz" Chikutu has released a song "Together as One" that provokes thought on xenophobia worldwide. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: First Group of Returnees Arrive After Fleeing Xenophobia
The Herald, 21 April 2015
The first batch of Zimbabweans fleeing xenophobic attacks in South Africa arrived at Beitbridge Border Post last night with harrowing tales of how they narrowly escaped death and… Read more »
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South Africa: Zimbabweans Leave South Africa After Xenophobic Attacks
Al Jazeera, 21 April 2015
Hundreds of Zimbabwean nationals who fled attacks in South Africa are now being processed in a border town in Zimbabwe. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Mugabe Answerable for Zimbabweans Killed in South Africa, Says Opposition
New Zimbabwe, 21 April 2015
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe has been challenged to urgently fix the economy he destroyed so that desperate Zimbabweans do not continue to be exposed to brutal and cold-blooded murder… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Horrific Xenophobic Shock, Disgust: Mugabe
CAJ News, 18 April 2015
ZIMBABWEAN President Robert Mugabe has expressed deep "shock and disgust" at the ongoing South African xenophobic violence against other nationals. Read more »
Zimbabweans Evacuated After Xenophobic Attacks
The government has provided free transport for hundreds of Zimbabweans who were displaced by violence in South Africa.
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South Africa: Zimbabweans to be Repatriated After Violence
The Herald, 18 April 2015
The repatriation of over 1 000 Zimbabweans displaced in escalating xenophobic attacks in Durban is expected to start tomorrow, the country's envoy to South Africa, Isaac Moyo has… Read more »
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South Africa: Mujuru - Killing of Zimbabweans in South Africa Shows Mugabe Has Failed
New Zimbabwe, 18 April 2015
FORMER vice president Joice Mujuru says images of Zimbabweans being brutalised in South Africa have ruined the country's 35th Independence celebrations as they show that "we have… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Why Mugabe, Zuma Let Migrants Down
Zimbabwe Independent, 17 April 2015
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe and his South African counterpart Jacob Zuma let down immigrants in South Africa -- including millions of Zimbabweans -- during their crucial meetings last… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Xenophobia - Zimbabwean Activists Petition SA Envoy
New Zimbabwe, 17 April 2015
HUNDREDS of activists on Friday marched to the South African embassy in Harare where they successfully handed in a petition calling for an end to xenophobic attacks against African… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Condemns Xenophobia
The Herald, 16 April 2015
ZANU PF has called for the immediate cessation of xenophobic attacks on foreign nationals saying the continued violence makes a mockery of the persistent calls for unity in the… Read more »
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South Africa: Zimbabweans Threaten to Disrupt Cassper Nyovest's Bulawayo Show
The Daily Vox, 16 April 2015
Following the violent xenophobic attacks in KwaZulu-Natal, some Zimbabweans have told South African hip-hop star Cassper Nyovest that he is not welcome in Zimbabwe. Nyovest is set… Read more »
InFocus
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The development is in response to a series of xenophobic attacks on foreigners by South Africans. Read more »
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South Africa has launched the 'We Are One Humanity' campaign as a long-term response to xenophobic violence. Read more »
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"They are going to be charged for public violence, malicious damage to property, house breaking and theft". Read more »
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Faced with calls from across Africa to put a stop to xenophobic attacks on migrants living in South Africa, President Jacob Zuma on Saturday cancelled a visit to the Africa-Asia ... Read more »
