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XENOPHOBIA: THE CONSEQUENCES OF BEING A ZIMBABWEAN IN SOUTH AFRICA
This paper seeks to explain and describe the xenophobia and xenophobic attacks of Zimbabwean refugees and migrants in South Africa. The political and social instability in Zimbabwe has led to mass exodus of Zimbabweans in search of stability and a means to survive. Many of these Zimbabweans have sou...
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2010
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