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‘We leave with only the clothes on our backs’

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By Marizka Coetzer Verified
| The Citizen (South Africa) Verified
The human toll of South Africa’s anti‑illegal immigration protests is visible in Mamelodi East, Pretoria. Children kicked a plastic bottle in a dusty field while their parents packed bags to leave the country. Outside the local police station, Zimbabwean and Mozambican nationals lined up for buses home, carrying little more than plastic bags and the clothes on their backs. Community leaders pleaded with police for help, warning that tensions between locals and foreigners could erupt into violence.
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‘We leave with only the clothes on our backs’

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By Marizka Coetzer Verified
| Flipboard
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Aucamp vows collaboration as he takes over agriculture Original

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By Marizka Coetzer Verified
| The Citizen (South Africa) Verified
New Agriculture Minister Willie Aucamp has pledged humility and collaboration as he steps into one of the country’s most pressured portfolios. Calling the role “a great honour and privilege”, Aucamp said he cannot tackle the challenges alone and will rely on farmers, veterinarians and agricultural organisations to strengthen the sector. Industry leaders have welcomed his appointment but warn that stability, policy continuity and decisive action are urgently needed to safeguard food production.
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