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Joseph Chirume

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Only one police van is operational in this Sundays River Valley town

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By Joseph Chirume
| GroundUp Verified
Nqweba Police Station (formerly Kirkwood Police Station) only has one operational police van. Photo: Joseph Chirume Police in Nqweba in the Sundays River Valley are unable to respond to emergencies because only one of the station’s vans is operational, say residents. They say Nqweba Police Station, formerly Kirkwood Police Station, has been operating with only one police van for more than two years.
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South Africa: Xenophobic Attacks Killed Four People in Addo. a Year Later, Anti-Immigrant Sentiment Is Rising Again

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By Joseph Chirume
| AllAfrica
There have been no arrests for the murder of Juane September or for the immigrants killed in revenge attacks A year after a 21-year-old man was murdered, allegedly by immigrants, in Addo, Eastern Cape, triggering xenophobic attacks that killed four immigrants, there have still been no arrests. After Juane September was murdered on 24 May 2025, a mob entered the homes of Zimbabweans, beating up men and stealing people's belongings. Hundreds fled to a church hall in Gqeberha.
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Xenophobic attacks killed four people in Addo. A year later, anti-immigrant sentiment is rising again

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By Joseph Chirume
| GroundUp Verified
Gerald September, whose son was killed last year, led a protest on Wednesday calling for undocumented immigrants to leave the community. Photo: Joseph Chirume A year after a 21-year-old man was murdered, allegedly by immigrants, in Addo, Eastern Cape, triggering xenophobic attacks that killed four immigrants, there have still been no arrests. After Juane September was murdered on 24 May 2025, a mob entered the homes of Zimbabweans, beating up men and stealing people’s belongings.
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