South Africa’s permanent Mission to the African Union, in a Statement released on Friday, condemned incidents of violence direct at foreign nationals in some parts of the Kwazulu-Natal province.
Outlining measures taken to control the situation, the statement said,
“The South African Government has also deployed Ministers of Police, State Security and Home Affairs to work with Kwazulu-Natal Provincial government to quell the violence and bring the situation to normality.”
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