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Calling South Africa xenophobic is unfair – Envoy, Moroe

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South African Consul-General, Prof. Bobby Moroe, addresses allegations of xenophobia and violence against migrants, stating the label is unfair. Read More: https://punchng.com/calling-south-africa-xenophobic-is-unfair-envoy-moroe/

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