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Violence against foreign-owned shops in South Africa

Al Jazeera Saturday 30 May 2026, 13:10 UTC 1 min read
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Violence against foreign-owned shops in South Africa Violence against foreign-owned shops in South Africa Foreign workers in South Africa are again facing violence and protests by anti-immigrant groups. Shops owned by foreign nationals have been ransacked as locals vent frustration over unemployment. Published On 30 May 2026

Violence against foreign-owned shops in South Africa Violence against foreign-owned shops in South Africa Foreign workers in South Africa are again facing violence and protests by anti-immigrant groups. Shops owned by foreign nationals have been ransacked as locals vent frustration over unemployment. Published On 30 May 2026
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