Nigeria's TB Joshua Claims He Predicted Attacks in South Africa
A video has surfaced showing Nigerian pastor, T.B. Joshua, warning South Africans of a "youth revolt" in their nation which would result in deaths of "certain people". The…
Xenophobic Attacks: David Oscar calls for boycott of South African shops
Ghanaian comedian and actor, David Oscar, has called on Ghanaians to stop buying and patronising from South African shops in the country. His comments come in the wake of brutal xenopho…
South Africa shops looted despite Zuma call for peace
Foreign-owned shops in South Africa have been attacked and looted overnight in eastern Johannesburg, the latest in a series of xenophobic attacks. Police said 12 people were arrested for the attac…
Cameroon suffers trade decline due to drop in world prices -World Bank
Cameroon ranks among a group of African countries heavily affected by the decline in world prices of raw materials; mainly crude oil and unprocessed agricultural products. Records reveal that deteri…
Could Xenophobia in SA be qualifying Mugabe’s indigenization?
Current ruthless massacres going on in South Africa targeting immigrants from other African countries have left the African continent in a state of fear on what might befall that African country …
PHOTOS: South Africans stealing from foreign stores
Some South Africans have been captured on camera st ealing from stores owned by foreign immigrants who were targetted in the xenophobic attacks currently ongoing. The violence comes des…
South Africa apologises to Africa for xenophobia
SOUTH AFRICA'S INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS MINISTER MAITE NKOANA-MASHABANE South Africa has apologised to African countries after the xenophobic attacks flared again in the continent's …
China 'building runway in disputed South China Sea island
Satellite images of Fiery Cross Reef (CNES 2015, Distribution Airbus DS / Spot Image / IHS) Satellite images show China is making progress on building an airstrip on a reef in disputed territor…
South Africa's Durban city rallies against xenophobia
Up to 5,000 people have taken part in a rally against xenophobia in South Africa's coastal city of Durban following attacks on foreigners. President Jacob Zuma condemned the violence, which…
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