Nigeria has begun the process of evacuating its citizens from South Africa following a spate of xenophobic attacks that have left tens of lives of foreigners in S.A lost and property vandalized. According to Nigeria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the first batch of 640 Nigerians was evacuated
Ten people have been killed, two of them being foreigners in the wave of attacks that have been experienced in South Africa. Through a press address, South African President Cyrill Ramaphosa confirmed the deaths on Thursday and urged South Africans to shun the attacks. "Over the past few days
Tanzania national carrier, Air Tanzania has suspended flights from its capital Dar es Salam to South Africa’s biggest city Johannesburg. The move comes in the wake of unrest in South Africa where African nationals have experienced xenophobic attacks leaving their property vandalized, and some killed, 10 people have
Nigerian airline is now offering free flights home to their citizens who are currently residing in South Africa, due to a spate of xenophobic attacks. Nigeria Airline, Air Peace will be sending an aircraft to Gauteng on Friday, in a bid to bring hundreds of immigrants back
A culture war is brewing between South Africa and its Continental neighbours following a spate of xenophobic attacks that started on September 1. Zambia becomes the latest country in Africa after Nigeria to take a stand against South African businesses as Zambia local media stations have announced never to play
Several MTN offices have been subject to wanton vandalism and destruction across Nigeria. The company made the decision to close all of their stores across the country, in a bid to prevent further protests flaring-up and putting their staff at risk. The development comes in the
The Chairperson of the African Union Commission Moussa Faki Mahamat has condemned the incidents of violence against nationals of fellow African countries in South Africa, including the looting and destruction of their property. Mr. Mahamat called for further immediate steps to protect the lives of people and their property, and
