South Africa police investigate killing of two Mozambican men
Summary
South African police are investigating the deaths of two Mozambican men in Mossel Bay, but have not confirmed a motive. The Mozambican government says five of its citizens were killed in recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa amid rising tensions over illegal immigration.Key Facts
- Two Mozambican men, aged 27 and 43, were killed in Mossel Bay, South Africa.
- South African police have not confirmed any motive for the killings and continue to investigate.
- The Mozambican government reports five Mozambican nationals were killed due to xenophobic violence.
- Protests in South Africa have called for stronger actions against illegal migrants, leading to increased tensions.
- Violence included fires destroying more than 50 shacks in KwaNonqaba, with five people arrested for arson.
- Hundreds of Mozambicans have returned home, citing safety concerns after recent violence.
- Several African countries have warned their citizens to be cautious in South Africa.
- South Africa officially has over three million foreign residents, with many undocumented immigrants.
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