Chaos During Anti-Immigrant March in South Africa
- Publisher:
- SABC Digital
- Publication Date:
- 24 February 2017
- Tags:
- Southern Africa, Conflict, Peace and Security, Legal and Judicial Affairs, Refugees and Displacement
Chaos has erupted between locals and foreign nationals in Pretoria where an anti-illegal immigrants march is under way. A short while ago police fired stun grenades to disperse protesters.
What's Behind Anti-Immigrant March in South Africa?
- Xenophobic Violence in the 'Rainbow' Nation
- Obasanjo Blames South African Govt for Xenophobic Attacks
- Fake News, False Info Stokes Xenophobia
- Trade Union Seeks Evacuation of Nigerians in South Africa
- Xenophobia - Why Attacks Still Happen - South African Envoy
- Inconvenient, Unspoken Truths About Xenophobia
- South Africa's Naijaphobia
- South Africa Is Not a Xenophobic Country - President Zuma
- Govt Can't Ignore Claims About Foreigners and Crime - Zuma
- Nigerians Resort to Self-Defence Against Xenophobic Attacks in South Africa
- I Know Who Instigated Anti-Immigrant March - Msimanga
- Government Must Stop Criminalising Foreigners - Diaspora Forum
- Don't Take Law Into Your Own Hands - Police Committee
- Mamelodi Marchers Accuse Foreigners of Destroying Local Business
- Anti-Immigration March Is 'March of Hatred' - Nelson Mandela Foundation
- President Zuma Speaks On Pretoria Unrest
- 136 Arrested in Pretoria During Xenophobic Violence - Phahlane
- No Place for Xenophobia in Johannesburg - Mashaba
- We Are Not Afraid of Fighting - Migrant on Anti-Immigrant Protest in South Africa
- Blame Govt, Not Immigrants, for Lack of Jobs - Maimane
- Chaos As Protest Blocks Atteridgeville Residents From Going to Work
- This Is Our Country. We Can't Go - Nigerian Man On Anti-Immigrant March
- Atteridgeville Streets Cleared As Anti-Immigrant March Heads to Pretoria Central
- President Jacob Zuma Calls for Calm in Wake of Anti-Immigrant Protests
- Police Prepare for Anti-Immigrant March
- No Nigerian Died in South African Xenophobic Attacks - Nigerian Govt
- Security Plans in Place for the February 24th March in Tshwane
- VIDEO: South Africa's Anti-illegal Immigrants Protest Draws Mixed Reactions
South Africa's Township Clashes Borne Out of Police Inertia?
- Statement by Minister Gigaba on Tensions Between Citizens and Foreign Nationals
- Tshwane Unrest - Gauteng Police Take a Tough Stance Against Criminals
- South African Parliament Says Xenophobia Attacks Could Been Avoided
- Minister of Home Affairs to Brief Media On Xenophobic Violence
- Xenophobia Rears Its Head - Gauteng On a Knife-Edge Once More
- Xenophobic Attacks Mask Deep Fault Lines Within South African Society
Nigerians in South Africa Fearful of More Attacks
- Parliament Condemns Xenophobic Attacks in South Africa
- Xenophobia - Nigerians in South Africa Raise Fresh Fears Over Attacks
- Govt Laments Incessant Attacks On Nigeria Businesses in South Africa
- Xenophobic Attacks On Nigerians - FG Warns S-Africa of Dire Consequences
- Protect Nigerians, Presidency Tells AU, S'African Govt
- Nigeria Demands AU Action Over Renewed South Africa Xenophobia
- Xenophobic Attacks On Nigerians - Dabiri-Erewa Calls On African Union's Intervene
- Nigerians in South Africa Raise Fresh Fears Over Attacks
- Senate Condemns Xenophobic Attacks On Nigerians in S/Africa
Blame Game Follows South Africa's Xenophobic Attacks
- South Africa - Deportations Not Connected to Xenophobia
- South Africa - Xenophobia or 'Afro-Asiaphobia'?
- Gauteng Xenophobia - Gigaba and Mashaba Trade Accusations
- Putting Our Heads in the Sand Will Not Solve Our Xenophobic, Racist Attitudes
- Ruling Party Blames Opposition Mayor for Xenophobic Attacks
- Migrants Protest Joburg Mayor's Xenophobic Stance
- Mashaba Has Incited Xenophobia - Immigrants' Spokesperson
- Rubber Bullets Fired At Anti-Mashaba Marchers
Call for SADC to Sanction South Africa Over Xenophobic Attacks
- Xenophobic Attacks - Group Asks SADC to Sanction South Africa
- Xenophobic Attack - Govt Blasts South Africa Minister
- South Africa Has Become the Bad Guy in Africa
- Alarming Resentment Growing Against South Africans Outside Borders
- Stories of Hunger and Xenophobia, Not Again 'Africa'
- South Africa Is Not a Xenophobic Country - President Zuma
