South African president condemns xenophobic attack on foreigners    

South African president condemns xenophobic attack on foreigners    

President Cyril Ramaphosa has condemned a wave of xenophobic attacks unfurling in several parts of South Africa. Attacks on businesses run by foreign

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President Cyril Ramaphosa has condemned a wave of xenophobic attacks unfurling in several parts of South Africa. Attacks on businesses run by foreign nationals is something, adding that it was unacceptable.
“It is something that we cannot allow to happen in South Africa. I want it to stop immediately. There is no justification for the violence,” Ramaphosa said in a video address diffused on Twitter.

South African authorities have been struggling to contain a nationwide surge of anti-foreigner sentiment that flared up in Johannesburg on Sunday. Mobs descended on business hubs and townships in various parts of the country, looting dozens of shops and torching trucks driven by foreigners.