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Saps on high alert as anti-migrant marches begin

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By S'thembile Cele Verified, Paul Vecchiatto Verified
| Moneyweb Verified
Anti-migrant protests got under way in several South African towns on Tuesday, watched over by a massive police contingent that was deployed to prevent violence and intimidation. Demonstrations in Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town were called by an organisation known as March and March to demand that all undocumented foreigners leave the country. The rallies mark the culmination of weeks of protests that have displaced thousands of mainly African expatriates.
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Geordin Hill-Lewis speaks out against xenophobia

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By Robert Brand Verified, Paul Vecchiatto Verified
| Moneyweb Verified
The leader of the second-biggest party in South Africa’s governing coalition has taken a strong stand against xenophobic violence and called on the authorities to protect immigrants who are being targeted by protesters.
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SA floods inflict record R9bn damage on Cape

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By Paul Vecchiatto Verified
| Moneyweb Verified
Recent flooding in South Africa’s Western Cape province, which includes the tourist hub of Cape Town, caused more than R9 billion ($548 million) of damage, a total that’s expected to rise once final assessments are completed. “Our infrastructure budget for this year is R10 billion and the cost of the storm damage means that the whole provincial budget will have to be re-prioritised,” Deidré Baartman, the region’s finance minister, told reporters in Cape Town on Thursday.
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