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Santaco president, Philip Taaibosch, shares the taxi industry's willingness to help fight against xenophobia

There have been protests in the American Washington DC capital against xenophobic violence in South Africa.

Associate Professor and Director, at the Wits African Centre for Migration and Society, Ingrid Palmary, talks of SA's progress in dealing with xenophobic attacks

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Selected news and current affairs clips from SABC radio and digital journalists, used on the SABC News website (www.sabcnews.com).

Defence minister, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, talks about last night's situation in Alexandra on the back of recent xenophobic attacks

Defence minister, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, speaks about the country's readiness to deal with xenophobia

Helman Mkhalele shares his fond memories on the late Kaizer Chiefs and Bafana Bafana star, John Shoes Moshoeu

Momentum is building in the Security Council for a resolution that would get peace negotiations between Palestine and Israel restarted.

Independent Institute of Education's Felicity Coughlan talks about their plan to verify individual's degrees

Sanef’s Mpumelelo Mkhabela says they have not received complaints around coverage on the killing of Mozambican national, Emmanuel Sithole

Sanef's Mpumelelo Mkhabela says they are concerned about police confiscating footage from journalists

ANC Secretary General Gwede Mantashe says modern leaders cannot tell a story of resistance without reference to Chief Jong Umsobomvu Maqoma.

EFF leader Julius Malema has come to the defence of Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini following reports suggesting he had called for foreigners to leave the country.

Zimbabwean national David is praying on the hill at the water tower in Yeoville while a prophet of his faith is sprinkling water on him in spite of the cold.

Eskom's newly appointed acting CEO, Brian Molefe, has promised to work with his team to minimise load-shedding in the country during maintenance.

Branding and Reputation Expert Thebe Ikalafeng talks about the effect of xenophobic attacks on South Africa's image.

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Zuma condemns xenophobic attacks

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Head of Sacred Heart College and leader of the Three-to-Six Project, Colin Northmore has called on people to stop the attacks and embrace each other despite of where they come from.

Sacred Heart College Head Colin Northmore says both learners from South African and other African countries have been traumatised by the recent attacks.

The UN has expressed concern by rising tensions in Burundi ahead of a series of elections due to be held this year.

The African Solidarity Network says long-term programs should be put in place to prevent xenophobic attacks, rather than having to deal with attacks when they occur.