African migrants flee as South Africa's xenophobic violence surges
Summary
Hundreds of African migrants from Malawi and Mozambique are leaving their homes in South Africa’s south coast because of attacks by local groups. These migrants have taken shelter in community centers after fleeing the violence that forced them to spend nights outdoors.Key Facts
- The violence is described as xenophobic, meaning it targets foreigners.
- Mobs of local people were reportedly going door-to-door telling migrants to leave.
- Many migrants fled their homes over the weekend.
- Some migrants spent nights in mountains and bush before reaching safety.
- Hundreds of migrants are now staying in small-town community halls on South Africa’s south coast.
- Most affected migrants are from Malawi and Mozambique.
- The violence has caused a significant displacement of foreign nationals within South Africa.
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