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  1. Nigeria and South Africa are pursuing diplomatic engagements regarding migrant attacks, with potential retaliatory measures against South African companies.
  2. Nigerian presidency insists on diplomatic protocols amid ongoing tensions over xenophobic attacks and migrant protection with South Africa.

Anti-migrant protests fueled tension between Nigeria and South Africa, coinciding with Gayton McKenzie leading a coalition government.

5 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 12
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Anti-migrant protests fueled tension between Nigeria and South Africa, coinciding with Gayton McKenzie leading a coalition government.

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NigeriaSouth AfricaGayton McKenzie

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Nigerian presidency insists on diplomatic protocols amid ongoing tensions over xenophobic attacks and migrant protection with South Africa. All 1 developments

Within Nigeria and South Africa are pursuing diplomatic engagements regarding migrant attacks, with potential retaliatory measures against South African companies.

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