Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Gauteng police spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Lungelo Dlamini

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Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba says there is no excuse for the current spate of xenophobic attacks. the Minister says people should take their grievances to government

More on Sakina Kamwendo's interview with Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba on xenophobia. Gigaba says there is no excuse for the current spate of xenophobic attacks. The Minister says people should take their grievances to government. Five people have been killed and many foreign nationals have fled their homes since the attacks started two weeks ago

Richard Branson of the Virgin Group is a regular visitor to South Africa, and yesterday he cashed in on a very lucrative investment here, the rise of China in world markets is a subject with which we are all too familiar, and Greece is back in the news. Nerina Visser, strategist at ETF SA with more analysis ...

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Police say the situation in the Durban CBD, where foreigners came under attack is calm. Police spokesperson, Lieutenant-General Solomon Makgale, says police are still deployed, but no new incidents of xenophobic attacks have been reported. He says the violence have spread to other parts of KwaZulu-Natal

President Jacob Zuma has expressed outrage at the upsurge of xenophobic attacks in the country. Five people have been killed in attacks in Durban and surrounding townships and the violence has since spread to Pietermaritzburg and Howick. Foreign shop owners in the Johannesburg CBD closed their doors after receiving warning calls. Presidential Correspondents Tshepo Ikaneng and Mzwandile Mbeje spoke exclusively to President Zuma about the government's response to the rise of xenophobic attacks in the country.

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