Ramaphosa Vows Action Against Perpetrators of Xenophobic Violence

Ramaphosa vows action against perpetrators of xenophobic violence

President Cyril Ramaphosa pledges action against those who attack migrants, outlines diplomatic engagement with African leaders and calls for continental dialogue on migration and its root causes.

Ramaphosa Vows Action Against Perpetrators of Xenophobic Violence – Axadle

President Cyril Ramaphosa has vowed that anyone responsible for violence against foreign nationals will face arrest and prosecution once police have collected sufficient evidence, rejecting allegations that his government tolerates xenophobia. Ramaphosa also dismissed claims that South Africa had been shunned by other African leaders following the recent violence, maintaining that the country remained a […]

'Forces outside South Africa' may be instigating anti-migrant violence

President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Tuesday that external forces may be instigating some anti-migrant violence in the country, adding that the government was investigating possible outside involvement. Ramaphosa made the remarks while answering questions from Members of Parliament (MPs) during an Oral Reply session in the National Assembly, where he addressed concerns over anti-migrant violence and its impact on South Africa’s relations with other…

Ramaphosa says police investigating possible foreign role in anti-foreigner violence - Inside Politics

By Thapelo Molefe President Cyril Ramaphosa says police and security agencies are investigating whether forces outside South Africa have helped instigate recent violence targeting foreign nationals. Ramaphosa told the National Assembly on Tuesday afternoon that authorities were following leads involving people outside the country who may be seeking to destabilise South Africa by fuelling tensions between South Africans and other Africans. ALSO R…

Ramaphosa Vows Action On Xenophobic Violence

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has vowed to arrest and prosecute perpetrators of violence against foreign nationals. Ramaphosa gave the assurance in Parliament on Tuesday while responding to questions from EFF leader Julius Malema over recent xenophobic attacks. Malema accused the government of failing to arrest known perpetrators, saying the violence had damaged South Africa’s relationship with other African countries. He also question…

‘There will be arrests’: Ramaphosa vows action against anti-migrant violence

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