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Call on the South African government to act

Africa Day was born from a continent that fought together for freedom. South Africa’s liberation was supported and championed by neighbours across Africa.

But in recent months we have seen a sharp rise xenophobic attacks and intimidation in South Africa. That is not acceptable. Africans turning on each other is not how we will achieve social, environmental and economic justice.

The frustration is real. Unemployment is real. Violence and xenophobia are not the answer.

We commend the statements made by leading officials, but we need action. Please pick a message of solidarity and tweet. Add your voice today.

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#UbuntuNotXenophobia #AfricaDay

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