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South Africa’s president acknowledges rising tensions over migration
South Africa’s president, Cyril Ramaphosa, acknowledged rising tensions over illegal migration and xenophobic attacks, vowing to address concerns about unemployment and strained public services. Anti-migrant groups have set a June 30 deadline for illegal immigrants to leave, while incidents like the recent Mossel Bay attacks highlight ongoing violence against foreigners.
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