Following series of Xenophobic attack that has left over a thousand immigrants homeless in South Africa and several dead, many have taken refuge at the South African police stations in Durban.
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Victims of Xenophonic attacks housed at police stations (Photos)
Victims of the ongoing Xenophonic attacks in South Africa have taken refuge at the country's police stations.
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According to the South African police, angry locals in the eastern port city of Durban carrying out these attacks have vowed to push the immigrants out.
A Nigerian PHD holder has been rumoured dead, but according to Nigeria’s Acting High Commissioner, Ambassador Martin Cobham, there is no record of a dead Nigerian so far.
A high crime rate and a lack of jobs among other things have been blamed on foreigners by some indigenes.
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