South Africa President Zuma Condemns Anti-Immigrant Violence
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South African President Jacob Zuma condemned anti-immigrant violence that has claimed at least five lives in the eastern port city of Durban since last week and urged locals to co-exist peacefully with foreigners.
“We have seen the anger, we accept that people have been frustrated,” Zuma said in an interview with the South African Broadcasting Corp. on Wednesday. “We are calling for calm. This now must stop because we cannot continue killing one another.”