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International Relations Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane will meet ambassadors and diplomats from other African countries today to discuss the wave of xenophobic attacks in Kwazulu Natal, and more recently in Johannesburg. Five people have died

President Jacob Zuma has condemned a spate of attacks on foreigners, calling it "shocking and unacceptable". Addressing the nation in Parliament on Thursday, he said no amount of frustration or anger could ever justify the attacks on

Thousands of people from various parts of the country are expected take part in Thursday's peace march in the Durban city centre. The march will be led by e-Thekwini mayor James Nxumalo, KZN Premier Senzo Mchunu and leaders from various

Johannesburg - President Jacob Zuma called for an end to the killing linked to the xenophobic attacks on Wednesday that has left five people dead in the Durban area, and put parts of Johannesburg on edge. ''I think this now must stop

National police commissioner Riah Phiyega says police are ready and on standby to deal with xenophobic attacks should they move to other provinces. She says just over 800 officers have been deployed to KwaZulu Natal to deal with clashes between

The seasonally adjusted composite Trade Activity Index declined by 1 index point to 47 in March. The SA Chamber of Commerce and Industry says the seasonally adjusted TAI has declined by nine index points since December. Sacci says the TAI of 47

The attacks on foreign nationals are a shameful assault on humanity, the African National Congress said on Wednesday. "As South Africans, the far vast majority of whom are deeply rooted in values of humanity, solidarity and brotherhood, we

The handling of the Oscar Pistorius trial took centre stage during the Judicial Service Commission interviews on Monday night. In the spotlight was North Gauteng High Court Judge Thokozile Masipa, who was being interviewed for the position of

Police Minister Nkosinathi Nhleko says it is not necessary to call in the army to assist authorities in dealing with xenophobic violence that has taken grip in parts of KwaZulu-Natal. He told reporters in Cape Town and Pretoria via a video