
Five Mozambicans die in South Africa due to xenophobia
The Mozambique government confirmed the deaths of five citizens due to xenophobic violence in South Africa. This incident highlights ongoing tensions towards immigrants.
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The Mozambique government confirmed the deaths of five citizens due to xenophobic violence in South Africa. This incident highlights ongoing tensions towards immigrants.

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