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Anti-migrant violence in South Africa leaves cars burned and shops looted

South Africa has experienced another outbreak of anti-migrant violence, with cars set alight and shops looted. Migrants from neighbouring countries have frequently been targeted in similar unrest.

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Cars have been set alight and shops looted during an outbreak of anti-migrant violence in South Africa, according to the supplied report. The unrest forms part of a wider pattern of violence in the country in which migrants from neighbouring states have been targeted.

The available information does not identify the precise location or date of the latest incidents, nor does it provide details about casualties, arrests or the extent of the property damage. It confirms that both vehicles and businesses were affected during the violence.

South Africa has experienced recurrent outbreaks of hostility towards migrants from neighbouring countries. The latest unrest highlights the continuing risks faced by migrant communities and businesses during episodes of anti-migrant violence.

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