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South Africa: State Spent R600m to Contain 30 June Xenophobic Action - Law Enforcement Could Have Prevented It
South Africa's state spent R600 million to contain xenophobic action on 30 June, with law enforcement potentially capable of preventing it. The article highlights recurring issues of immigrant attacks, community division, and political use of misinformation and fear.
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