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Escalating xenophobia in SA sparks diplomatic protests by African nations | SA News

The rising tide of xenophobia is embarrassing South Africa as African countries are formally complaining about the treatment of their citizens.

Nigerian foreign minister Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwe called her South African counterpart Ronald Lamola on Monday to discuss her government’s accusations of xenophobic violence against Nigerians in South Africa, including the death of two.

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Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, Nigerian Minister of State for Foreign Affairs. (Photo: Ernest Ankomah / Getty Images)

Ghana has also recently formally complained to Pretoria about the alleged mistreatment of its citizens, and Mozambican President Daniel Chapo was also expected to do so in a meeting with President…

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