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Nigeria says two nationals killed in South Africa amid rise of anti-migrant attacks

Nigeria says two nationals killed in South Africa amid rise of anti-migrant attacks
BBC World Sunday 05 July 2026, 13:09 UTC 1 min read
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Nigeria's government said one of its nationals was reportedly killed by police officers "using gruesome interrogation techniques".

Nigeria's government said one of its nationals was reportedly killed by police officers "using gruesome interrogation techniques".
Nigeria (LOCATION) South Africa (LOCATION)
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