South Africans March Against Xenophobia in Johannesburg

A demonstration organised by the African Diaspora Forum aimed to "bring South African and immigrant communities together and promote unity". Some young marchers pointed to a sluggish economy, corruption and "unbridled capitalism" as the primary causes of xenophobia.

Community leaders from immigrant communities led the march through Hillbrow.

People beat Djembe drums and sign songs before the start of the march.

A man with a sign calling for the abolition of borders on the African continent is seen during the anti-xenophobia march in Johannesburg.

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