South Africa’s anti-immigrant hatred is really an education and economy problem
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OPINION
South Africa’s anti-immigrant hatred is really an education and economy problem
ROBERT ROTBERG
SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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People awaiting repatriation queue to board a bus headed to Zimbabwe in Musina, South Africa, on July 9. Thousands of foreign nationals clamoured to leave the country after fringe groups began demanding all illegal migrants leave by June 30, in a campaign that saw violent protests and clashes.
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