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"Speaking with one voice": the Somali Retailers' Association - rights and xenophobia in Cape Town's townships
In the wake of extreme xenophobic violence, which swept South Africa in 2008, a group of Somali refugees resident in Cape Town formed the Somali Retailers’ Association (SRA) as a mutual support network made up of those who were targeted by xenophobes most: Somalis involved in informal sector trade i...
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Department of Social Development
2015
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