Somali Prime Minister Urges Jacob Zuma to Speak Out Against Xenophobia
- Author:
- enewschannel
- Publisher:
- enewschannel
- Publication Date:
- 4 June 2013
- Tags:
- Human Rights, Legal and Judicial Affairs, Somalia, South Africa
The Somali Prime Minister has spoken out against attacks on his countrymen in South Africa. Abdi Farah Shirdon says President Jacob Zuma must act urgently against the xenophobic killings.
Somalia, S Africa Meet Over Xenophobia
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- Zulu King Stokes Xenophobia
- Xenophobic Attacks Erupt in Limpopo Province
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- Philippi East Foreigners Say Xenophobic Hatred Fuelled Attacks
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Mob Sets Alight Migrants in South Africa
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- Mob Reported to Set Migrants Alight
- 'Police Fired Rubber Bullets at Anti-Xenophobia March'
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- Zim, SA Leaders Ignore Xenophobic Attacks
South Africa: Migrants Flee Isipingo Following Threats
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- 'I Chose the Wrong Country'
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South Africans Attack Migrants Again
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